What happened to the Wang Han incident on Sina Weibo?

I often see people retweeting Weibo posts about the name Wang Han. Of course, the content is quite positive. But in fact, this person is not the Hunan Satellite TV host Wang Han we know. As soon as he looked it up, he found out that there is no V after his name, which means he is not certified by Sina. I know that there is probably such an incident. I guess the Wang Han incident refers to the incident involving the person with the same name as the host Wang Han.

Weibo is a social networking website launched by Sina that provides micro-blogging services. Users can publish messages or upload pictures through web pages, WAP pages, mobile clients, mobile text messages, and multimedia messages. Sina can understand Weibo as a "microblog" or "one-sentence blog." Users can write a sentence about what they see, hear, or think about, or send a picture, and share it with friends anytime, anywhere via computer or mobile phone to share and discuss together; they can also follow friends and see their posts instantly information.

On November 25, 2014, the banning war between Alibaba and Tencent escalated. Following WeChat's popular taxi red envelopes, Sina Weibo prohibits users from using Weibo to promote WeChat public accounts, otherwise their accounts will be banned[1]. On February 25, the relevant business bureaus of the Cyberspace Administration of China and the Beijing Cyberspace Administration jointly interviewed the person in charge of Sina Weibo on the prominent issue of spreading obscene and pornographic information, requiring them to effectively fulfill their main responsibilities as Internet information service providers and immediately carry out self-service Investigate and self-correct, comprehensively clean up obscene and pornographic information, and effectively maintain a good network ecology [2]?

Sina Weibo is an information sharing and communication platform that provides entertainment and leisure life services to the public. Sina Weibo started internal testing on August 14, 2009. On September 25, Sina Weibo officially added the @ function and private message function. In addition, it also provides "comment" and "forward" functions for users to communicate.

Sina Weibo adopts the same promotion strategy as Sina Blog, that is, inviting stars and celebrities to join in setting up microblogs and conducting real-name authentication on them. After authentication, a letter will be added to the username. "V" (the letter V for certified individuals is golden yellow, and the letter V for certified companies is dark blue) to show the difference from ordinary users, and also to avoid impersonating celebrities on Weibo, but the functions of Weibo are the same as ordinary users .

Internal testing started on August 14, 2009. On November 3, 2009, the Sina App Engine Alpha version was launched, and information can be released using third-party software or plug-ins through the API. As of March 2014, Weibo had 143.8 million monthly active users and 66.6 million daily active users, including a large number of government agencies, officials, enterprises, and personal certified accounts. The open communication mechanism makes Sina Weibo become China’s “public *** Chamber".