Why do so many people pay to receive such spam messages now?

If you receive spam messages today, you can try to set up security in the business hall. You can set up a list to intercept phone calls or text messages.

In view of the problem that consumers can't refuse and send advertising short messages many times, the Administrative Regulations (Draft for Comment) stipulates that "when short message service providers and short message content providers request users to agree to accept commercial short messages, they should explain the type, scope and time limit of the short messages to be sent. If the user does not reply, it will be regarded as not agreeing to accept.

Release of regulations:

20 14 1 1.3, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the Regulations on the Management of Communication Short Message Service (Draft for Comment). If this regulation is finally officially released, there will be a legal basis for consumers to crack down on spam messages and government departments to supervise spam messages.

Article 18 of the Administrative Regulations (Draft for Comment) stipulates that "no organization or individual may send commercial information to the recipient without his consent or request."

Consumers who think that they are harassed by commercial short messages can complain to the 1232 1 Internet Bad and Spam Reporting Acceptance Center, which needs to give feedback within the specified time. Experts believe that the establishment of the reporting mechanism is conducive to the use of social supervision to reduce spam messages; The confirmation of the subject of complaint acceptance is helpful to avoid the problem of wrangling in complaint feedback.