As long as someone forwards my message in a circle of friends, I will automatically send a red envelope. How to realize this function?

It is impossible to automatically send red envelopes when forwarding messages. "Forwarding red envelopes" is the illusion that different groups and banks send red envelopes. However, the routine is consistent, requiring participants to constantly forward links between WeChat groups and friends, but in fact, even if participants request forwarding, they will not receive red envelopes in the end. The purpose is to use forwarding to "lure" more people to join in order to achieve a wider spread effect.

Gifts are very popular in the circle of friends. Some businesses actually cheat consumers under the banner of forwarding praise activities, and some activities even directly harm the interests of consumers. Some merchants have the saying that "the final interpretation right of activities belongs to the company", which belongs to the overlord clause. If the merchant fails to redeem prizes for eligible consumers in time, it is suspected of fraud.

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1. Official response: Do not launch this red envelope that needs to be forwarded.

The wechat team said that wechat did not launch such a red envelope that needs to be forwarded to get it. After the real red envelope is opened, the funds will automatically enter the change account.

Wechat team will resolutely deal with related violations such as issuing illegal "red envelopes" and using corporate payment functions in violation of laws and agreement rules, and take punishment measures including but not limited to warning, deleting some or all users, restricting or prohibiting the use of some or all functions, and banning accounts until cancellation. In severe cases, they will refuse to provide services to the subjects again.

At the same time, the WeChat team reserves the right to pursue the legal responsibility of such service pursuers.

2. Expert reminder: It is best not to open the WeChat red envelope sent by a third party.

The reporter contacted Professor David Shen, a network security expert from Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology College of Computer and Software. He told reporters that the "fake" WeChat red envelope is actually risky as long as it is opened. Therefore, if you see ordinary red envelopes that are not sent directly by friends, it is best not to open all red envelopes containing external links, even if the temptation is great.

David Shen told reporters that as long as there is malicious stealing links, the internal "disguise" is actually the usual method of using links to steal personal information. Clicking on a red envelope is actually equivalent to clicking on an unknown link.

David Shen said that some red envelopes that attempt to steal personal information security often have attractive amounts, tricking the other party into clicking a link to receive cash directly, while others let the other party click a link to enter an advertising page, so it is almost impossible for a third party to receive money directly.

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