No chicken can leave Shenyang alive; if you can, please leave the chicken rack!
In the past two days, chicken racks have been out of the spotlight in Shenyang. This is because there must be chicken racks every time the official releases reports on confirmed cases. Among them, "Uncle Shenyang", a folk gourmet, is the most exciting, having chicken racks three times in three days. As a result, netizens began to discuss things differently, turning from the severe epidemic to food strategies.
During this period, there was a saying: Shenyang is the Jerusalem of chicken racks.
Behind the banter, optimism and jokes, we see the ease with which everyone is pressing the coronavirus to the ground and rubbing it together, the public’s confidence in the post-epidemic era, and the change in the direction of discussion about the epidemic.
This time, there was no information leakage, no abuse, no online violence, just people making fun of food, which is great.
There was a time when the epidemic was followed by privacy leaks, online violence and abuse. The private information and privacy of many diagnosed patients have been made public on the Internet, causing them to suffer both physical and mental harm.
The epidemic has given the public a certain right to know, and also forced everyone to improve their privacy protection.
The girl who was diagnosed in Chengdu in December last year was one of the victims of privacy leaks. After the diagnosis, her private information was exfiltrated, and her mobile phone text messages were bombarded in turns. At the worst point, she could not even receive calls from the investigation, and her mobile phone could not be used normally. If you think about it, how many people can endure such online violence?
We often encounter situations like this in life:
I bought a house, and after a while I got calls for various renovations;
I signed up for a childcare event, but it turned out that I needed to register birth information.
In this era where everyone has a chance to become famous for 15 minutes, none of us want to go to the "center of the stage" in this way, let alone become a transparent person, and have our personal privacy leaked to the sky.
- As children, we don’t want to think that because of the leakage of privacy, our elderly parents may receive scam calls from scammers and defraud their savings in the name of “children”.
- As parents and mothers, we don’t want to think that every child is an angel to parents, and leaking privacy means that bad guys are likely to target your baby on the way home from school.
- As consumers, we don’t want our personal information to become a commodity repeatedly sold by unscrupulous sellers. We only want to buy something, and our phone messages are frequently harassed.
- As a business person, customer data is a treasure for every business person. If you have 5,000 friends on WeChat/WhatsApp/Facebook, and someone suddenly exports the information of all your friends, and then adds friends one by one, saying that your account has been stolen, is it scary?
Let me tell you a short story about a customer: Theft of customer data, false sales orders, etc. will bring a fatal blow to business departments and even small businesses. There is such a customer Y, who started his own business in cross-border e-commerce. When his business started to improve, he asked an acquaintance G to help him.
After working together, friction and conflicts were inevitable, and it didn't take long for the two to part ways. After G left, Y discovered that many customers who had cooperated well with him suddenly stopped paying attention to them, and some customers played the missing game inexplicably. He gradually realized that the client must have been taken away, and that after years of hard work and hard work, he was making wedding dresses for others.
On the other side, the harassed foreign customer believed that he was not a reliable partner for leaking such important private information. After some criticism, he refused to cooperate.
This setback almost brought Y's already difficult entrepreneurial journey to a halt, and his overall physical and mental state was also in a bad state. It was also from that time that TA paid extra attention to the protection of customer data and did not dare to hand it over to others easily.
In this way, one can imagine how tired the whole person is. It was also under such circumstances that he found us and found outPassWhatsApp SCRM toolYou can let customer service communicate with customers on your behalf on the premise that customer data is encrypted.
As for him, he is freed from his role as customer service and can do tasks such as customer development and negotiation, which makes him feel much more relaxed. "Spending money buys peace of mind." TA said that this protects customers' private information and also protects this important intangible asset.
The "Civil Code of the People's Republic of China" will come into effect on January 1, 2021. Chapter 6 is "Privacy Rights and Personal Information Protection". The basic content includes: privacy rights, the definition of personal information, typical infringements, principles of personal information processing, the rights of personal information subjects, and the security obligations and confidentiality obligations of information processors.
