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Sindh police warn citizens against giving fingerprints for free SIMs
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- Add ARY News on Google AAResize KARACHI: Sindh police on Monday warned citizens to be cautious when providing their thumb impressions or fingerprints to vendors giving out free SIMs on roads, ARY News reported.
- The police advised citizens to remain vigilant and protect their personal data to avoid becoming victims of cybercrime or identity misuse.
- “Always stay cautious and stay safe,” the advisory stated.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize KARACHI: Sindh police on Monday warned citizens to be cautious when providing their thumb impressions or fingerprints to vendors giving out free SIMs on roads, ARY News reported.
In a public advisory, Sindh police has urged citizens not to share their SIM cards, fingerprints or personal information with unnecessary individuals, warning that misuse could lead to financial fraud and legal complications.
The police advised citizens to remain vigilant and protect their personal data to avoid becoming victims of cybercrime or identity misuse.
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