Food delivery platform Zomato has issued a clarification after a screenshot claiming to show a consent-themed app notification went viral amid the ongoing ‘ ₹370 biryani’ controversy. The company said the message was fake and stressed that it was never created or sent by Zomato.
Food delivery platform Zomato has issued a clarification after a screenshot claiming to show a consent-themed app notification went viral amid the ongoing ‘ ₹370 biryani’ controversy. The company said the message was fake and stressed that it was never created or sent by Zomato.
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Food delivery platform Zomato has issued a clarification after a screenshot claiming to show a consent-themed app notification went viral amid the ongoing ‘ ₹370 biryani’ controversy. The company said the message was fake and stressed that it was never created or sent by Zomato.