How to report yellow messages!

China Mobile Shanghai Company 18 said that it has taken measures to "stop" the mobile phone number that sends vulgar content: once a mobile phone sends bad information such as yellow text messages, it will suspend the SMS function of this number and hand it over to relevant departments for further disposal. Shanghai Mobile said that the identification of "bad information" is mainly based on three technical standards of "vulgar content" 13, including "showing or hiding sexual behavior, suggestive content, provocative or insulting content", "directly exposing and describing human sexual parts" and "attracting clicks with provocative titles". At present, Shanghai Mobile mainly discovers the above-mentioned bad information through system automatic monitoring and user reporting. Once bad information is found, Shanghai Mobile will immediately suspend the SMS function of this number and hand it over to relevant departments for handling; If it is finally determined that there is no problem, the SMS function of this mobile phone will be restored. The contact person of Shanghai Mobile Media said: "In theory, as long as the mobile phone sends' yellow jokes', it will be discovered and the SMS function will be suspended." At the same time, the contact person said that Shanghai Mobile will further speed up process optimization, increase technology research and development and monitoring, and further improve the work process with law enforcement departments to cooperate with their punishment of obviously illegal content. Recently, other provinces and cities have said "no" to the bad information of mobile phones. For example, Beijing Mobile recently said that it will check whether users have sent illegal information in strict accordance with the requirements of relevant departments, through system monitoring or customer reporting, and cooperate with relevant departments to close the SMS function. Telecom operators such as Beijing Unicom and Beijing Telecom have followed suit. In Guangdong, telecom operators have also begun to take similar measures to rectify the problem of "pornography" of mobile phone short messages. Media information, for reference only