The police arrested the Internet pusher behind the case of Liu Mou, a netizen, who was suspected of provoking quarrels.
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Yesterday, the Guangzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau held a press conference to announce the results of the "Net Net 2020" special operation, focusing on cracking down on source crimes such as hacker attacks, damage, and infringement of citizens' personal information, as well as "Internet navy", online pornography, online test assistance, etc. Crime in the black and gray industry chain.
In 2020, a total of 494 main online investigation cases were detected, 1,904 suspects were detained and 1,351 were arrested.
Text, picture/Guangzhou Daily all-media reporter Li Dong, correspondent Wang Bingxin, Zhang Yitao, Chen Yumin
On May 30, 2020, the netizen "The Sea in the Island" posted a message on Sina Weibo stating that his daughter who had asthma and was studying in the first grade of Guangzhou Fangyuan Experimental Primary School was vomited blood after being punished by the head teacher Liu; He claimed that he was threatened and beaten by the teacher involved when he went out to take out the garbage at 2 a.m. on May 27. The message contained multiple pictures.
After the information was released, it rose to the top of Sina Weibo's hot search list within a short time.
Netizens blamed and criticized the teacher and the school involved, and demanded that the teacher be dealt with seriously.
After receiving the report, the Guangzhou police obtained evidence and investigated the parties involved in the information release, teachers, schools, etc., and found that Liu, the party involved in the information release, was suspected of fabricating false information and organizing personnel to spread rumors on the Internet. The social impact is bad.
On May 31, the Guangzhou police filed a case for investigation of the poster Liu who fabricated false information and organized personnel to spread rumors on the Internet, and detained him as suspected of provoking quarrels.
In order to dig deeper, the Guangzhou police arrested Ma who helped Liu, the subject of the information release, increase the influence of Weibo on June 3.
After interrogation, Ma confessed that he found a network platform called "XXX Self-Ordering Community" on the Internet, which can purchase services such as the number of likes, the number of reposts, and the number of fans on various social platform accounts for a fee .
After an in-depth investigation of the case, the Guangzhou police discovered 4 core members of the studio behind the online platform of the "So-and-So Self-Ordering Community".
The four core members use the studio model to provide services such as increasing the number of likes, reposts, and fans for platforms such as short videos, articles, voting, and online courses, and attract netizens to become website agents with high profits. , Set up sub-stations for promotion, use API interface program to realize docking with other home websites, and automatically complete users' needs such as increasing fans and likes.
On July 21, the Guangzhou police organized police to rush to Shandong and arrested 4 suspects from the studio, Chen Mou, Wang Mouyi, Liu Moukun, and Chen Mouxin.
After interrogation, the suspect confessed that the related orders on Weibo were programmed to interface with other website APIs.
After further investigations by the Guangzhou police, they found that Ma was on the backstage of the platform to make Weibo followers, likes, and forward orders for Liu.
From May 30 to July 21, the Guangzhou police successively arrested 6 suspects in Liu Mou suspected of provoking quarrels, destroyed 1 for-profit swiping platform that illegally provided promotion and marketing services, and seized 1 mobile phone and computer involved in the case. Approved, preliminary statistics involved more than 20 million yuan in turnover.
Since April 2020, criminals have frequently used the self-media to fabricate false information, create online rumors, and concoct Internet "explosions" to attract fans to illegally earn "traffic owners" advertising costs.
Especially since the outbreak of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, some online rumors have been spread illegally by media accounts, which is extremely harmful.
Through online inspections, the Guangzhou Internet Police discovered a number of "Internet Navy" gangs that used self-media platforms to produce and spread rumors about the epidemic.
This type of group operates under the name of a technology company, using self-media to fabricate hot articles, publish various rumors, and publish articles with exaggerated headlines to attract users to click and read, so as to seek the advertising interests of "traffic owners".
In 2020, the Cyber Police Detachment of the Municipal Public Security Bureau, together with the Huangpu and Conghua District Public Security Branches, has taken the lead in cracking down and handling, arresting more than 200 criminal suspects, shutting down more than 14,000 online platform accounts, and seizing mobile phones, computers, and bills and other items involved. A large number.
In 2020, we will comprehensively clean up illegal apps, and investigate 123 apps that collect citizens' personal information beyond the scope.
In 2020, a total of more than 570,000 pieces of illegal information of various types and 892 illegal columns were cleaned up and handled, and the city's websites were guided to actively filter and intercept 13.41 million pieces of illegal and harmful information, and more than 100,000 public warnings and enforcement of illegal and harmful information were "slapped on the shoulders" of Internet users. Times.
In addition, a group of gangs that used beauty consumer loans to implement "routine loans" and "naked chat" scams, knowing and buying fakes to make "online touch porcelain", eliminated a total of 42 gangs that used information networks to commit crimes involving gangs and crimes. Cracked 254 criminal cases of various types, arrested 213 criminal suspects, and detained 167 criminal suspects in accordance with the law.