If everyone goes online with their real names, will the internet environment get better?

Not necessarily. Morality can only bind people with a sense of morality.

Because I don't know how to define the internet environment here, I can only talk about some of my own ideas. What I have seen and heard is limited, and the internet environment is mainly related to myself, that is, cyber fraud and cyber violence. )。

Specifically, what I remember deeply should be that I just graduated from high school, was cheated on the part-time job on the Internet, and exchanged tweets on some social platforms from time to time. Then I'll say it one by one.

The first is online fraud. As far as I know, not all online scams can reach the state of crime and filing. Therefore, for those scams that do not meet the filing criteria, there is actually no relationship between real names and real names.

I still remember being a part-time pimp when I was crazy about money after graduating from high school. Simply put, it is to persuade others to take a part-time job together, pull people's heads, and then earn a shallow 6.80 yuan. Later, I learned that it was an online fraud, and I found that even the small money of 6.80 yuan was not settled, F-U-C-K.

Come back and think about it. If someone cheats me for 200 yuan now, will I pursue it? No, I will only comfort myself-forget it, buy a lesson.

Therefore, for small-scale online fraud (personal acceptable range is below 2k), in fact, real-name Internet access will not have any purification significance. For relatively large-scale online fraud, real names may have a certain preventive effect? However, do you think that those who commit crimes will not know that what they are doing is illegal before committing crimes? Then why do you think they will do this?

Then there is cyber violence and being a sprayer. To tell the truth, when you are too angry, who cares if you are a pockmarked horse? You don't have to dig your own ancestral grave.

And to be honest, now just go to a social platform and grab a lot of speeches from the big spectrum. Personally, as long as it's not a particularly famous person or a particularly outrageous statement, it's hard to make some waves (see blog and a).

From this point of view, real-name surfing the Internet can at most let me know the names of those disgusting remarks made by dogs, but it won't stop me from tearing each other up.

Then it rose to cyber violence. In fact, many words of cyber violence are vague and will not involve infringement. And even if you are convicted of cyber violence in the future, it is actually difficult to define. What's more, network storms often involve many people. So, you know ~

To sum up, I personally feel that real-name Internet access will not have a particularly great impact on the Internet environment. After all, in this world, kind people are always kind, and hateful people are often hateful.