MAI draws attention to the fact that there are several fake accounts on TikTok that claim to belong to the institution or to police officers.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI) draws attention to fake accounts on the TikTok network that claim to belong to the institution or structures within the ministry, as well as to police officers. "The posts on these accounts are specifically designed to mislead citizens and harm the image of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the employees of our institution," the MAI says.

The Capital Police informs about the existence of an ecosystem of fake accounts on the TikTok social network, accounts that are presented as belonging to police agents or officers or even as official pages of the Ministry of Internal Affairs or structures within the ministry. The posts on these accounts are specifically designed to mislead citizens and […] The post Fake TikTok accounts, presented as belonging to agents, police officers or even o…

The Ministry of Interior claims that the posts are specifically designed to mislead citizens and damage the image of the institution and its employees.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs reported on Friday, April 4, that there is "an ecosystem of fake accounts" on TikTok presented as belonging to police officers or even official pages of the MIA or its structures.

The Ministry of the Interior draws attention that there is “an ecosystem of fake accounts” on TikTok

Authorities are raising the alarm regarding the existence of fake accounts on TikTok that claim to be from police employees or even the institution.