The Prime Minister's Office claims there is no danger from the video conference of the Council of Ministers meeting. The Prime Minister's Office said there was no threat to privacy when the Prime Minister held a cabinet meeting through telepresence.
Prime Minister Information Technology Advisor Asgar Ali has claimed on Facebook that the technology is completely safe. During the treatment in Singapore, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli held a cabinet meeting on Monday from a video conference. Advisor Ali on Tuesday made clear that the technology used for conducting cabinet meetings is not a breach of privacy.
Ali said: "Many friends have questioned the security of the historic cabinet meeting held by the telepresence yesterday, in which we have used the VPN to establish contact between us and the Honorable Prime Minister."
Ali has provided information on how technology is connected in the process. He urged not to be confused with Facebook calls, Skype calls, YouTube Live and misleading propaganda, saying that all information is not available for security reasons.
