DGA Issues Apology Following 'Tang Rat' App Notification Glitch
The Digital Government Development Agency (DGA) has apologized after the 'Tang Rat' application sent a continuous stream of repetitive notifications to users.
On October 5, 2026, the Digital Government Development Agency (DGA) issued a formal apology regarding a technical malfunction involving the 'Tang Rat' application. Users reported receiving an incessant and repetitive stream of notifications, causing significant confusion and annoyance.
According to the DGA, the issue stemmed from a backlog of messages that became stuck in the system's delivery queue. The agency confirmed that the notifications were not malicious but rather the result of a technical error in the application's messaging infrastructure. The DGA stated that they are currently working to resolve the backlog and stabilize the notification system to prevent further occurrences.
For residents and users of the application, this incident highlights the potential for technical instability within government-managed digital platforms. While the situation appears to be a routine system error, it serves as a reminder to remain cautious of unexpected digital communications. At this time, the DGA has not provided a specific timeline for when the system will be fully restored to normal operation, nor have they detailed the exact cause of the queue congestion. Users are advised to monitor official DGA channels for further updates regarding the stability of the 'Tang Rat' platform.
