“We respect our customers’ privacy and adhere strictly to the country’s data protection laws. Regarding the current issue under discussion, we confirm that we have not received any court order requiring us to share customer information with any government agency,” stated Safaricom PLC.
The company reassured its commitment to protecting customer data, emphasizing compliance with legal frameworks and regulations governing data privacy. Safaricom PLC’s stance highlights the importance of maintaining trust and confidentiality in its customer relationships amidst ongoing discussions on data privacy and security.
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