Claim that relatives can be removed via e-Devlet denied

The Center for Combating Disinformation, under the Presidency's Directorate of Communications, has denied the claim that relatives can be removed from one's family registry via e-Devlet.

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Claim that relatives can be removed via e-Devlet denied

Following a post by a user on social media, the claim that "you can sever ties with your relatives via e-Devlet" became a trending topic.

The Directorate of Communications' Center for Combating Disinformation (DMM) issued a statement regarding the claim in question. The statement made by the DMM indicated that the claim is not true.

Stating that there is no service such as "Relative Disconnection Procedures" on the e-Devlet Gateway, the statement included the following: "The screenshots shown as the basis for the claims in question do not belong to any service on the e-Devlet Gateway. The images have been prepared for manipulation purposes in a digital environment. Do not give credence to baseless claims."

The claim shared by some social media accounts that "You can remove your relatives from your family registry via e-Devlet" is not true.

There is no service such as "Relative Disconnection Procedures" on Turkey's digital platform, the e-Devlet Gateway.

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