Blue Whale: Fictitious message on Facebook in favor of BTRC

The BBC warned that the fake message was spread in the name of the telecommunications regulator BTRC on 'Blue Whale Gym' spread to Facebook.
According to the BTRC, the 'Blue Whale Game' will be inserted on the mobile phone and all the information that will be hacked, the message that is going on from Thursday to Facebook, is not given to them.
According to the message, 'Blue whale game' will be inserted on all Android phones in Bangladesh between 9am and 10pm and all personal information will be destroyed.
So while keeping the phone closed at the same time, it is advised to publicize the issue more publicly in the public interest. The end of the message is, 'Public awareness: BTRC'.
BTRC secretary Sarwar Alam told bdnews24.com, "It is completely false and fabricated. The BTRC has not published or published any such message or news. "
He called upon the BTRC to abstain from doing such a thing, saying that such false and confusing messages were a punishable offense.
BTRC has requested mobile phone and internet users not to be distracted by this.
'Blue Whale' or 'Blue Whale Challenge' is an online game that takes participants to the point of death.
In this game, players are given various tasks as challenges before, although given some mild work at the beginning, all the work is done in a very slow manner. After all, players are asked to commit suicide as a final job.
In 2013, the game started with the name 'F-57' in Russia, the game. A former psychology student named Phillip Budykin, who was expelled from the University, created the game. Budheikin was arrested in Russia after 16 teenage teenager playing the game.
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal on Monday told BTRC to investigate the matter after hearing about the suicide of Bangladesh in 'Blue Whale' game.
In continuation of this, the BTRC issued a circular three days ago. On the internet, if there is information on a live-life game like Blue Whale or similar, it is called to call it at 2872. There,