Cash Chief Information Security Officer Mark Frogoso Said The Update Is An Added Layer Of Customer Protection As Recipient 39s Name In Send Money Service Was Previously Visible For Quot Convenience And To Help Verify Intended There Has Been No Data Breach Or Leak Gcash Systems That Integrity Company Roughly 66 Million Users Remains Intact We Have Working Closely With National Privacy Commission Npc On Issue Text Scams Names Wish Assure Our Customers Infrastructure Remain Secure Incidence Any News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana
MANILA - Mobile wallet service provider GCash has upgraded privacy protection for its users by censoring their personal information in its send money service. In a statement on Thursday, GCash chief information security officer Mark Frogoso said the update is an added layer of customer protection as the recipient's name in the send money service was previously visible for "convenience" and to help verify the intended recipient. Frogoso said there has been no data breach or leak in GCash's systems and that the "data integrity" of the company's roughly 66 million users remains intact. "We have been working closely with the National Privacy Commission (NPC) on the issue of text scams with names. We wish to assure our customers that our systems and infrastructure remain secure and there is no incidence of any data leak or breach," he said. The new update, he said, would help strike a balance between customer experience and data security measures. G