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On the night of Monday, August 5, officials from the Bolivarian National Police (PNB), the Scientific, Criminal and Criminal Investigation Corps (Cicpc) and the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB)
On the night of Monday, August 5, officials from the Bolivarian National Police (PNB), the Scientific, Criminal and Criminal Investigation Corps (Cicpc) and the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) received orders to remove the WhatsApp messaging app.
The move comes after Nicolás Maduro announced he was severing ties with the platform, and called on Venezuelans to remove it from their phones.
The mobile application has been owned by Mark Zuckerberg, the creator of Facebook, since 2014.
The heads of these organizations ordered the closure of all WhatsApp groups that officials used to communicate about their procedures and other incidents, and the messaging app was also to be replaced by the Telegram network, several sources said.
Some military and police commanders have told their soldiers that they can use WhatsApp personally, but not for work-related matters.
Several officials interviewed Pitaso They assured that they were given until the morning of this Tuesday, the 6th. In fact, they posted statuses on their WhatsApp to say that they would be available on Telegram.
Other officers interviewed indicated they would not comply with the measure, but would eliminate groups where they discussed procedures and chat with colleagues, leaving the app on their phones only for communication with family members.
*El Pitazo for #LaHoradeVenezuela.
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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