Trying to control internet is futile, closing facebook is stupid: win

Trying to control the Internet is meaningless. Today 10 more sites will be opened tomorrow if you block 10 pages or facebook page. Again the identity of the foolishness of Facebook or social media is closed.

Prime Minister’s Information Adviser Sajeeb Wazed Joy said this while inaugurating a two-day BPO conference at Pan Pacific Sonargaon in the capital on Sunday.

Joy said, there can be many dangers through online, it is not uncommon to get damaged through Facebook. I think Facebook is a phayckbook. All of it is fabricated, baseless. That’s why Facebook is dangerous. We give young people and children on the internet. The Internet is unlimited, there are so many things that are unreasonable.

‘The American government’s sword has come down on the creator of Facebook. Today, in the country of freedom of speech, they are worried about the effect of this facebook book. They could not stop Facebook to stop lying, we could not ask questions. Still we are trying, we have taken several steps. ”

Presided over the inauguration ceremony, Minister of Posts, Telecommunication and Information Technology Mustafa Jabbar State Minister for Information Technology Junaid Ahmed Palak and President of Parliamentary Affairs Committee on Telecommunications and Information Technology Imran Ahmed were the special guests.

Secretary of the Department of Information Technology Subir Kishore Chowdhury, Chairman of Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission said. Shahjahan Mahmud, Director General of the Directorate of Information Technology AKM Khairul Alam and President of Bangladesh Association of Colcenity and Outsourcing (WTO) Wahid Sharif.

Referring to the poor aspects of the use of the Internet, the Prime Minister’s adviser said, we are working with various regulatory bodies to remove or stop harmful content from social media. Trying to bring this technology to the country, in order to protect our children and adolescents from harmful content. Not only that, but also our goal to protect minorities.