The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology notified 136 apps, most of which illegally collected personal information. Do users still have privacy?

Privacy can be said to be ineffective for big data today. No matter what the APP software on our mobile phone is, as long as it is used, it will definitely get your permission, your permission record, phone number, location and so on. And some information-gathering software, such as some recruitment, can get all the information you fill in in the background of this general software. Because you are looking for a job on it, you must fill in some information, which will be leaked.

Recently, in Tik Tok, I saw information vendors selling some recruitment software. A person can get our address, telephone number and so on for only 7 yuan.

In the past, the most common information leaks were telephone leaks and name leaks. As long as you have a little awareness of prevention, you won't be cheated. Now that the mobile phone is connected to the Internet, criminals will also get all your information on the Internet and cheat you. Moreover, today's scammers will update their tricks, which will make some young people suffer. What we are most familiar with is impersonating a policeman. The other party claimed to be a policeman and told all your information to reduce your vigilance and finally swindle you.

So our privacy now has no homework in front of big data, and you can get all your information for a few dollars. Getting information from the app has long been notified, but it is too difficult to manage the software. Only some illegal apps can be sorted out and will eventually be removed.

In fact, these illegal apps are very annoying in mobile phones. They will keep pushing advertisements for you, and maybe download software in the background to return traffic.

For this phenomenon, what we can do is not to download irregular apps, improve our anti-fraud technology, and tell the elderly that all people who make money by strange phones are liars, which can only reduce the harm of information leakage.