IT Nham Hoang Khang has so far revealed the reason for the noisy "soaked" 14 billion charity money of Hoai Linh

The reason for exposing the charity scandal was revealed by the famous IT.

On July 1, the Criminal Police Department of the Ministry of Public Security invited Nham Hoang Khang to the unit's headquarters in the South, in Ho Chi Minh City to work. According to information given by the media, the Criminal Police Department of the Ministry of Public Security invited "he IT" to work to clarify a number of events related to information posted on social networks that the authorities are handling. check.

Previously, Hoang Khang released a chat of 4 Vietnamese artists, the content of the message was mainly forged evidence of transferring 14 billion VND of charity money that artist Hoai Linh still kept in his account. Many sources also said that because the case is still under investigation, the police could not provide more information. When posting information confirming that he was summoned by the Criminal Police Department, the Ministry of Public Security, he also confirmed that he had not committed any crime.

After a period of "evaporation", recently, the male IT who was close to Ms. Hang suddenly shared a long status line on his personal page. He revealed the reason he released the private message of this chat group. Besides, he also said that he was also quite nervous when working with the authorities.

Specifically, Nham Hoang Khang wrote: "Similar to the fact that I spread the chat at the house of 4 sisters, it was because I wanted to have a voice in the community to expose the 14 billion case, the police called it not for self-interest. But it's still a crime, just because this problem involves many people contributing (so it can be called compensating for the crime), it can be treated lightly."

The Private Message (private message) with 3-5 people in it is still called a Private Message - that is, it's still a private conversation with only 3-5 people in it, whatever you say, doesn't affect the world. whole world. It's okay to say a chicken becomes a dog, a pig becomes a goose, as long as only those people know each other because no one can see it.

As for the problem, the content of the story is due to self-negotiation or self-discussion, if you don't like or agree at that time, why not go out of the group. Sitting and listening, listening and discussing means agreeing on that story. If the news in that group is shared by a person in that group, affecting others for personal purposes, who is to blame. Of course it's the one who spread it, but what it's for is important."

Nham Hoang Khang said he was also afraid of being sued after acting, however, because of the community, he still decided to do this. Sharing in the press, he once said: "I'm also afraid of being sued, I'm just going to get people's secrets out and be fined, right? I just published it, but I didn't smear, create or edit it. nothing, why did I publish it all!".

Thinking that the matter had sunk into oblivion, Nham Hoang Khang's sharing line quickly received the attention of many netizens and mixed opinions "exploded". It is known that after being close to Phuong Hang, the two are no longer related to each other.

Previously, regarding the hiding of all posts on Facebook, Nham Hoang Khang gave the reason that, because he did not want to be interested in social media, he temporarily hid for a while. "Mr IT" emphasized that there was absolutely no arrest or other problems.

"I can only share a part of the meeting, which is to mention experiences related to personal account security such as Facebook, Zalo. I worked for a while and now I'm home," the famous coder Nham Hoang Khang said.

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