"Google" responds to the malicious campaign against the application of "Abshar": secure and meet all conditions

Google has rejected malicious campaigns to remove the Appcher app from its App Store, claiming that the app meets all terms and conditions.

The global application company said it was not violating any contract and could stay on the Google Play store.

Google has reported its decision to lawyer Jackie Speyer, a California Democrat who, along with other members of Congress, called last week for the removal of the application.

Interior Ministry spokesman General Mansour al-Turki denied allegations of unjustified allegations concerning Abashar's application, saying that it facilitated many procedures. for citizens and residents.

An official source of the Ministry of the Interior has refuted the allegations of use of control tools by "Abshar", highlighting the interest of the Ministry for the interests of beneficiaries of different groups.

The source said that allegations had been made regarding the application of "Abshar" services, claiming that it was used as a control tool "in order to disrupt the profit of more 160 different procedural services provided by the application to all segments of the Kingdom's society of citizens and residents, including women "Online administration services are an essential and direct way for them to implement their own procedures anytime and anywhere. "

The source said the ministry "strongly denounces the organized campaign to challenge the application of the service Abshar, available on smart phones, to facilitate and facilitate the provision of services to its beneficiaries while confirming its rejection categorical attempts to politicize employment "Legal instruments that represent legitimate rights for users of the means they have. "