UAE Issues Warning Against Fake Videos Misattributed to the Country
Gulf Trick
The UAE Public Prosecution has issued a warning regarding misleading and unlawful content circulating on social media, particularly concerning videos that are falsely attributed to the country.
Khalid Al Madhani, the Attorney General for Combating Rumors and Cyber Crimes, confirmed that several pieces of content have been identified that spread inaccurate or deceptive information.
For more updates, connect with us on WhatsApp!
In light of these developments, Al Madhani emphasized the importance of verifying information before sharing it online.
He urged residents to rely on official sources to ensure the accuracy of the information they disseminate. “Information is a responsibility, and spreading rumors is a crime,” he stated.
The Public Prosecution highlighted that the current environment, characterized by the rapid spread of misleading content, necessitates a vigilant approach to media consumption.
Residents are advised to avoid publishing or circulating unverified claims, particularly those that contradict official announcements.
Al Madhani also warned against the fabrication of videos or the addition of misleading audio effects, highlighting the potential risks to the country’s security and stability.
He reiterated that ethical and professional standards in media activity must be upheld, especially during sensitive periods.
The authorities remain committed to monitoring digital spaces and maintaining a safe and informed community by addressing misinformation actively.
Residents are encouraged to engage responsibly with content and to report any suspicious materials to the relevant authorities.
For more updates, connect with us on WhatsApp!
Read more
- Qatar’s Prime Minister Receives Call from Iranian Foreign Minister
- Qatar’s Passport Moves Up in 2026 Global Passport Ranking
- Etihad Expands China Network with 5 New Routes, Adds 28 Weekly Flights
- Sharjah EV Charging Law 2026: New Fees, Fines Up to Dh10,000 Announced
- Parkin Launches ‘Spots for Shops’: How to Get Free Parking in Dubai
Gulf News
