Business complaints received by the Online Safety Commission is usually investigated by Police - Sergeant Siwatibau

Business complaints received by the Online Safety Commission is usually investigated by Police - Sergeant Siwatibau
Digital Forensic and Investigation Officer at the Fiji Police Force, Sergeant Savenaca Siwatibau.

Digital Forensic and Investigation Officer at the Fiji Police Force, Sergeant Savenaca Siwatibau says business complaints that are received by the Online Safety Commission are usually referred to the Police and they conduct the investigation.

While speaking in the Get Safe Online panel discussion, Siwatibau says in regards to the online tracking business, there are ways that they can set up the online pages of businesses with proper settings that can avoid defamatory comments.

Director of Cyberfood Fiji, Majid Shahzad had raised concerns during the discussion that they face issues while collecting payments online as most of the customers do not have genuine accounts.

While responding to the concern raised by Shahzad, Siwatibau says there are ways which they can set up an online business by filtering out accounts that are not genuine.

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