170 is the mobile phone number that starts with harassing calls? Pick up a few in a row and hang up on the phone. Is it a fraudulent phone call?

The number at the beginning of 170 is the number of virtual operator allowed by new countries, such as JD.COM and Xiaomi Communication. . You'd better not go back when you call.

The number 170 is actually a service provided by the three major operators, and it is only leased to virtual operator.

If you are often bothered by harassing phone calls or spam messages, you can try to install Tencent Mobile Manager to intercept harassing phone calls and spam messages. The specific operation is as follows.

1. Install Tencent Mobile Manager to enter the interface, and find the harassment interception column in the security protection:

2. After entering, you can view the short message or click the short message under the "Short Message" column, and then you can "delete, report and add more (restore to the mobile phone inbox/add to the white list/blacklist)" the short message number, as shown in the following figure:

3. At the same time, in the "Telephone" column, you can view the records of intercepted harassing calls and blacklisted calls:

In the blacklist, you can intercept those harassing calls by adding your own number.

5. In the "Settings" in the harassment interception function, you can set them one by one according to your daily needs:

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Telephone harassment

In some capitalist countries, telephone harassment has become one of social hazards. Some lawless people make random calls. If the harassed person who answers the phone is a lady or wife, they will swear and flirt with ugly words. What's more, some gangsters call home, and if it is confirmed that only the elderly, children or women are at home, they may commit crimes.

In order to deal with telephone harassment, some telephones adopt the way of "number exposure". Although we don't know who the caller was at that time, we can show the phone number he used. Some phones have taken the measures of "noise punishment". When they hear obscene words coming, they can press the noise button on the phone and retaliate against the troublemakers with strong noise. In addition, you can also use methods such as "tone change", "one phone with two codes" and "screening incoming calls".

There are no clear laws and regulations to stop telephone and SMS harassment in China, but the harassed person can pursue the civil liability of the harasser according to the relevant laws in the General Principles of Civil Law. First of all, it is certain that telephone harassment has violated the personality rights of others. According to the relevant laws of our country, personality right is a civil right enjoyed by civil subjects according to law.

In general, face-to-face abuse is the most common violation of others' personality rights, but some people insult others by writing letters. After entering the information age, harassing others by making phone calls and sending short messages has become one of the ways to violate others' personality. Because of Mr. Li's frequent telephone harassment, he can bring a civil lawsuit to the court, sue the other party for infringing his personal rights, and ask the other party to stop the infringement and compensate for the losses.

In addition, if you sue, you must have evidence. Because of telephone harassment, the party directly faces only one phone number. The parties can prove that it is the other party's number, but they can't prove that it was done by the other party. In this case, in order to prove that the infringement is committed by the other party, it is necessary to adopt special methods such as recording and notarization.

There is also a common large-scale harassing call: 50% of mobile phone users have experienced similar "ringing off the hook" phone harassment. Among them, 80% users have had callback experience. Judging from the feedback from Tianjin, Beijing and other cities, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology publicly stated that such callback does not generate huge "sucking fees".

References:

Baidu encyclopedia: harassment