What's the matter with the ID number for getting milk powder for free in the mall?

Free milk powder collection in the shopping mall requires the contact information left by the ID number for continuous telemarketing to parents.

Personal information security and privacy protection are the focus of attention of individuals and even the society. Consumers will hesitate to hear information such as "ID card and birth certificate". Some parents are afraid that this activity of changing milk powder is unsafe, and some treasure mothers think that the water in it is deep, a routine scam, and getting milk powder without spending money looks like a merchant's wool, and the actual merchants make a steady profit. However, in fact, providing birth certificates to businesses to participate in these activities hides many hazards. The birth certificate is not only the specific information of the baby, but also the name, address, ID number and other important information of the child's parents. The information of many people is all recorded on a piece of paper. Milk powder can only be taken once, but personal information can be used for a lifetime.

When a merchant obtains a child's birth certificate, it does not rule out the possibility of repeatedly using this information for more benefits. For example, it can always accurately control the child's age. When the child is ready to transfer milk and go to school, it will change the contact information left by the milk powder to continuously promote the parents by telephone. This is the text message and telephone harassment that consumers are disgusted with.

Basic information

The user will automatically compare the ID number and name to be verified with the data of the National Citizenship Information System, and then feed back the verification results to the user. As a result of verification, the identity card number and name are the same, which will show the photo of the person being verified, proving that the identity card information is true, providing no other information and not involving citizens' privacy.