Many people have been punished for your WeChat account
2024-08-10
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recently
WeChat Security Center released
Targeting the use of WeChat accounts to spread fraudulent information
Announcement on the governance of part-time cash-out behavior
According to user complaints
Recently, some criminals have used "part-time job" as a cover
Post in Moments and WeChat groups
"Help to post on WeChat Moments in exchange for rice"
"Exchange idle trumpets for pocket money" and other related content
Remind everyone not to participate
These criminals may assign you
Posting content containing unqualified products
Advertising content (such as false weight loss product promotion)
Bad information about soliciting prostitution
Fraudulent traffic content
(For example, claiming that double cash back can be obtained by placing fake orders)
To protect user rights and clean up the platform environment
The WeChat team will continue to strengthen
The crackdown on such violations
Some illegal content
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WeChat Security Center reminds everyone
Assist others to post information in Moments
There are great security risks
According to relevant national laws and regulations and the Tencent WeChat Software License and Service Agreement, WeChat Personal Account Usage Guidelines and other relevant regulations,Helping others post marketing information about illegal and prohibited items in WeChat Moments or groups is a violation of regulations.
What is more serious is thatIf the content published involves fraudulent traffic, it will also put your friends at risk of fraud.
At the same time, knowing that this type of "part-time job" involves helping criminals spread bad information or fraudulently divert information, people still do it in exchange for compensation, which is actually equivalent to using personal accounts to assist in committing illegal and criminal acts.If you knowingly assist in illegal and gray market activities, you may be held criminally liable for assisting in cybercrime.。
Source: WeChat Security Center, Yantai Public Security Bureau
