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ASCI launches mobile app to curb misleading advertisements

| | Jun 17, 2015, at 10:37 pm
Mumbai, June 17 (IBNS): Continuing with the mission to address misleading advertisements, Advertising Standard Council of India (ASCI) on Wednesday said it has launched India’s first consumer complaint mobile App – ASCIonline, to provide consumer complaint services on a mobile app besides providing the facility online.

The mobile app is currently available on android and iOS.

Speaking on the occasion, Narendra Ambwani, ASCI Chairman added, “One of the goals of ASCI is to provide convenient access for lodging complaint and hence this launch of mobile app. Today mobiles devices are more widely used compared to desktops. With growing use of smart phones consumers want apps to put power of doing transactions in their pocket. ASCIonline Mobile App is consumer friendly and can be freely downloaded. It will be very useful as one can track the status of the complaints which he or she registered on our portal with the help of the App.”
 

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