You must not involve state secrets in ordinary mobile phone calls or use ordinary mobile phone short messages to transmit state secrets, right?

Correct. It is forbidden to involve state secrets in ordinary mobile phone calls or use ordinary mobile phone short messages to transmit state secret information.

Ordinary mobile phones have the following defects in security and confidentiality protection:

(1) The mobile phone network is a public * * * network with a low level of security and confidentiality protection;

(2) The mobile phone network information platform belongs to a completely open platform and does not have any confidentiality;

(3) Communication tools such as SMS and WeChat have a low level of confidentiality protection, and communication information is easy to be monitored and mined;

(4) The mobile phone location service function will automatically reveal the whereabouts of mobile phone users;

(5) Mobile phone network is an open wireless network, and communication information can be easily eavesdropped by intercepting and filtering air signals;

(6) The security protection of the mobile phone itself is also very fragile, and the information stored in the mobile phone is relatively easy to be stolen by network attacks.

Therefore, any individual, especially the secret-related personnel, should strictly abide by the national secrecy laws and regulations and related confidentiality requirements when using ordinary mobile phones.

(1) Don't involve state secrets in calls, text messages and WeChat, and don't post information and remarks involving state secrets on any information platform of the mobile phone network;

(2) Do not store, process or transmit information involving state secrets on the mobile phone;

(3) Do not connect the mobile phone to the classified information system, classified information equipment or secret vector, and do not store sensitive information such as the work unit, position and red telephone number of the core classified personnel on the mobile phone.