Is there any monitoring when the anti-fraud center reminds you of the transfer?

This prompt usually appears because the user's usage characteristics encounter some security logic. For transactions with certain risks assessed by the system, a transaction reminder issued by the United Nations Anti-Fraud Center will pop up to remind users that online fraud is frequent, and choose to continue payment after clarifying the reasons for payment.

Every transaction downloaded from the National Anti-Fraud Center will not be monitored, and the National Anti-Fraud Center will not commit crimes or monitor users' personal information, so don't be afraid that your personal information will be leaked. After all, this software is developed by the state and will not do anything illegal.

1. Will the National Anti-Fraud Center disclose personal information?

The National Anti-Fraud Center is quite safe, so you don't have to worry about revealing personal information during use. Because the National Anti-Fraud Center has strictly followed the provisions of the Cyber Security Law of the People's Republic of China and related laws and regulations since its birth, and resolutely and strictly protected the privacy and safety of citizens. Technically and in management, the National Anti-Fraud Center has a set of reasonable and effective information security technology and management system, which can prevent users' information from being leaked or tampered with and ensure everyone's personal information security. The National Anti-Fraud Center can provide us with anti-fraud protection for free. When you receive a phone call, text message, website or install an APP that is suspected of fraud, you can intelligently identify the identity of the liar and give an early warning in time, greatly reducing the possibility of being deceived.

Second, what is the use of downloading the National Anti-Fraud Center?

As there are more and more fraudulent means now, many people will be deceived. When users transfer money to others, the National Anti-Fraud Center will give tips, which can also avoid some tragedies. After all, it is not easy for everyone to make money, and it is also very painful to transfer hard-earned money to others at will.

Third, summarize.

All in all, if we don't do things that violate the law and discipline, the National Anti-Fraud Center APP will not affect everyone's normal use of mobile phones, but if we transfer money to strangers or call strangers many times, then the National Anti-Fraud Center APP will give tips. If it is serious, the police will investigate the situation, and everyone must be vigilant. The national anti-fraud APP will not be random, prompting users or influencing users to use mobile phones, but if there are special circumstances, it will continue to prompt.