What do you mean by Tik Tok's false brush traffic, attention and praise?

"Tik Tok and Aauto like to make money faster, like 2 yuan, like+follow 5 yuan, like+follow+comment 10 yuan."

Many netizens have seen similar online income advertisements. On July 20th, Tik Tok issued an official reminder, saying that "Tik Tok does not recruit compliers, and anyone who praises a part-time job is a liar".

Tik Tok said: "All part-time jobs in the name of' Tik Tok likes' are frauds and have nothing to do with the Tik Tok authorities. Tik Tok resolutely cracked down on violations such as brushing and brushing, and imposed the highest permanent title punishment on accounts suspected of brushing and brushing. " According to the official reminder, in June, 20021,Tik Tok intercepted illegal bill swiping 1.3 million times and banned more than 400,000 accounts.

In the official reminder, Tik Tok introduced "praising bill part-time fraud" and the common methods of this kind of fraud.

Tik Tok said that "like-part-time fraud" refers to the online fraud in which criminals use recruitment websites, QQ groups, WeChat groups and other channels to post false part-time information such as likes and swipes, and use high returns as bait to trick victims into participating in likes and swipes, in order to collect membership fees, deposits, handling fees, prepayments and other names to defraud victims of money.

According to reports, the common fraud method of "praising part-time fraud" is usually divided into four steps.

First of all, fraudsters will post "easy and high return" part-time job information to students' precious mothers.

Fraudsters will post part-time advertising information similar to "easy work and rich daily salary" through WeChat group, QQ group, social software, short video platform, SMS, iMessage, and * * photo album to induce victims to add contact information or invite them to join the brushing group.

Liars use iPhone*** to enjoy photo albums and send fraudulent advertisements.

The victims of "like to do part-time fraud" are usually unemployed or low-income groups with plenty of time. Ordinary people include Ma Bao and students at school.