Where is the penalty for bad websites?

Bad website fees are generally deducted from the user's mobile phone bill.

Generally, the deduction of bad websites is operated by explicit deduction or implicit deduction. Explicit deduction refers to the use of obscure, hidden and vague means to trick users into paying. This method is common in the scene of using Alipay or WeChat to pay, and guides users to pay without their knowledge. Implicit deduction refers to the payment without any prompt. Common methods include sending SP deduction SMS or visiting WAP business link to subscribe for monthly service. In order to avoid economic losses, users should be cautious about links or pop-up advertisements in bad websites. Don't click on links from unknown sources easily, especially when it comes to payment or ordering. Keeping the mobile phone software and system updated in time and installing reliable security software can effectively reduce the risk of bad websites. Check the mobile phone bill regularly, and contact the operator to verify and handle the abnormal charges in time. Through careful action and vigilance, users can better protect their own economic interests.