Snapp was acquitted of using fake SIM cards

The criminal court rejected the charges against Snapp regarding the claim of using fake SIM cards to collect the information of the driver users.

According to Iran digital economy annotation, it was early 1402 that Tapsi filed a complaint against Snapp for using fake SIM cards to collect driver user information. Tapsi had said that Snapp had committed an anti-competitive practice against its competitor by buying a thousand SIM cards and offering it to Tapsi drivers.

Now it has been announced in the news that this case has finally been investigated in the sixth branch of the Special Prosecutor’s Office for cyber crimes, and Snapp has been acquitted of all the charges and a restraining order has been issued.

Of course, Tapsi also objected to the dismissal of the accusations and the restraining order issued by the prosecutor’s office, and the case was re-examined in the criminal court, but the criminal court rejected Tapsi’s objection and confirmed the restraining order.

So far and according to Snapp news, according to the court’s final decision, all the accusations against Snapp have been rejected. In this decision, it is stated that according to the contents of the case, an investigation has been conducted and the protest bill has not been presented by the plaintiff to change the original decision. The court rejected the plaintiff’s appeal of the case and confirmed the decision of the Sixth Investigation Branch to reject all the charges and announce the acquittal of Snapp and the restraining order. According to the court ruling, there is no case left for appeal.