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Why does Weibo automatically like marketing content?

Recently, many Sina Weibo users reported that their accounts automatically praised marketing accounts and even obscene content without knowing it. In this regard, Weibo officials have given some solutions, but after investigation by reporters, these solutions can not fundamentally solve the problem. So, who is praising you?

When a small hand slips, it is praised. Although Weibo's praise is a very unskilled job, it shows the interests, attitudes, preferences and even three views of bloggers to a great extent. For this reason, in Weibo's social rules, many people like to trace the blogger's "personality portrait" with the help of likes. So, if one day, you suddenly find that you or your friends praised you with a lot of inferior content, even obscene and pornographic Weibo, your heart will probably collapse or be horrified.

Inexplicably praised the messy content and inexplicably added a lot of marketing numbers in batches. This kind of experience has probably been experienced by people who play Weibo. Ordinary people do, and stars are no exception. Don't talk about it far away. Last month, some netizens found that Jane Zhang praised Weibo in the middle of the night, which was called "Jane Zhang broke up: love with shit is doomed to dog blood". However, the brief then replied to deny the praise and asked: "Who praised me in Weibo?" Even more ridiculous, for example, a Weibo with nearly 4,000 likes openly sells pornographic videos. Weibo only had comments from Shaoguan Internet Police Department, ordering bloggers to delete this Weibo. Unfortunately, this Weibo is still tenacious.

There is no doubt that "someone" has paid attention to and praised countless bloggers in batches, and this kind of attention and praise has a very clear direction-because ordinary users have never been paid attention to and praised in batches, and "batch processing" is basically a unified marketing account or commercial content. When this kind of chaos becomes a high probability event, bloggers naturally have to ask: Who moved our praise right? Sina's customer service claims that the account has security risks or the third-party application authorized by the user is unsafe, and criminals use loopholes to hijack the account and conduct praise operations. However, after the user tried the above solution, it seems that the problem remains unsolved.

In theory, there are probably three possibilities for being "liked": First, as Weibo operators said, third-party applications are not standardized, and various flawed authorizations are equivalent to handing over the "home button" to a third party; Second, operators are hijacked in the process of transmitting information, or mobile phones and computers are implanted with malicious software, which is a problem in the process of information transmission. Another possibility, I'm afraid, can't be ignored, and that is naked "inside job". It is not uncommon for major Internet companies to make shocking secrets on such security issues.

Telecom operators can also flirt with spam messages, and it takes time and evidence for Weibo operators to prove their innocence. Of course, there is another problem that makes people feel sore: Weibo can praise it, and so can WeChat. Why do third parties also participate in licensing applications, and even the probability of licensing is greater than that of Weibo? Why is there almost no legend of "batch likes" on WeChat WeChat official account? Or to take a step back, the number of likes and comments of pornographic marketing, even the network police have been dispatched, obviously showing an abnormal trend. Why can't Weibo operators even trigger the minimum emergency or filtering mechanism? Regardless of the whole theory of mind, I am afraid that technical responsibility is also to blame.

The previous "Ziguangge gutter oil" farce made the "rhythm" of the hot search list a target of public criticism, and the naval team and commercial transactions were ready to come. So, is "Weibo likes" a loophole or a business? What other groups are eating at the same time in the industrial chain that you like or care about? In addition to self-examination and self-correction, it is better for the regulatory authorities to come forward and be fair to everyone.

Source: paper net.