My mobile phone often receives a lot of news from loan software these days, saying that my loan application has passed, so let me log in and get it.

There are usually three possibilities:

First, you accidentally registered this platform, entered your mobile phone number, and he will send you the advertising information of the loan.

Second, someone else registered this loan platform with your mobile phone number, or used your mobile phone number as a contact person.

Third, this is a marketing strategy, the so-called "net fishing".

In this case, I suggest you call the customer service phone of this platform as soon as possible for verification. If you accidentally register, ask him to delete or remove this mobile phone binding. If it is a marketing strategy, it can also explain the situation. If you still receive this harassing message, you can join the blacklist and report it as a harassing phone call.

In the governance of spam messages, the three major operators have been repeatedly found by the media to make profits by using spam messages, and this laissez-faire attitude has been repeatedly criticized.

So is harassing phone calls. For example, CCTV Finance "Economic Half-hour" reported earlier that for group call harassing calls, operators can judge whether it is harassment according to how many numbers are called out in one minute. It is not difficult to supervise and shut down, but there is a chain of interests behind group calls, harassing telephone operators to earn 5 or 6 cents per minute.

It is precisely considering the importance of the role of operators and the possible interference of harassing telephone interest chains to operators. The "Proposal" puts strict control of harassing phone channels in the first place, requiring telecom enterprises to "who is responsible for access".