MyGate and NoBroker accuse each other of stealing data, file FIRs

MyGate and NoBroker accuse each other of stealing data, file FIRs

Both firms have been backed by Tiger global

Current Affairs : Home security tech fire up MyGate and online land stage NoBroker have blamed each other for taking exclusive client information and recorded first data reports (FIRs) against one another.

NoBrokerHood, the coordinated guest, network and installment the board application by NoBroker.com on Monday said it has documented a FIR on June 28, 2020, against MyGate, to report that the last has taken its restrictive client database. The Bengaluru-based firm likewise asserted that MyGate reached NoBrokerHood clients to sell them their administrations.

MyGate affirmed that it was NoBroker who took the organization’s information. The firm said it had just given a legitimate notification to NoBroker and its administration and Board through its promoters, on June 12. Later the firm, which is additionally situated in Bengaluru, documented a FIR against NoBroker on June 19. Business Standard has seen duplicates of the two FIRs.

“In the course of recent months, we have gotten various objections from our workers just as our clients with respect to NoBroker’s deceptive and unlawful acts,” said Vijay Arisetty, CEO and prime supporter, MyGate, in an announcement. He claimed that the organization was educated that NoBroker is taking contact subtleties of its clients, compromising and endeavoring to pay off the workers with an expectation to unlawfully get classified data. He likewise claimed that NoBroker was making spontaneous calls to MyGate’s clients by utilizing the taken information and spreading bogus and unmerited gossipy tidbits about MyGate administrations while dishonestly making business open doors for themselves.

“We were stunned by these occurrences,” said Arisetty.

In the wake of directing an interior examination, MyGate gave a legitimate notification to NoBroker and its Management and Board through supporters, on June 12.

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