Information Spread that Drivers Were Simultaneously Turning Off the App, Paralyzing "Grab": Police Are Working with the Owner of the YouTube Account Born in 1996.
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Hanoi police have determined that the information claiming Grab drivers collectively "turned off the app," paralyzing Grab's services, is unverified. They have also fined a YouTube account owner born in 1996 for posting false information to gain engagement.
Hanoi police have determined that many social media posts claiming that "Grab drivers are collectively turning off their apps or going on strike" are untrue and are merely intended to attract attention.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - A YouTube account holder in Hanoi has been fined after admitting to posting information related to Grab drivers collectively "turning off their apps" in order to attract views and increase interaction.
Working with the police, Mr. D.X.H. admitted to posting an article related to Grab drivers collectively turning off their apps... on his personal YouTube account in order to attract interaction.
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