The DICT assured the public that the eGovPH app remains secure following claims of a data breach involving 200,000 KYC user data. The department dismissed the allegations after investigations found no anomalies or unauthorized data transfers. The app serves as a platform for government transactions, with DICT urging users to rely on official updates.
DICT DENIES DATA BREACH IN EGOVPH APP
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