Multiple Internet companies were exposed on March 15. Which one impressed you the most?

CCTV’s March 15 party exposed a number of companies that infringed on consumer rights. Among the key exposure targets, the first four cases were all related to the Internet, and information security and privacy leaks became the hardest hit areas. ?

1. Kohler Sanitary Ware’s face recognition camera

For example, on March 15, a reporter discovered Ruiwei’s face recognition camera at the BMW 4S store in Wuxi. In the Ganghui Hang Lung Max Mara store, the reporter saw the camera of Wandian Zhang Company. Kohler Bathroom has also installed cameras with face recognition functions in thousands of stores across the country. As long as consumers enter one of the stores, they will be captured by the camera and automatically generate a number without knowing it. Wherever the customer goes in the future No matter how many times you go to this store, Kohler Bathroom will know it. Facial information is an individual's unique biometric information. Once leaked, it will seriously threaten the user's property security and privacy security.

2. Are a large number of resumes going to the black market?

CCTV reported that information about the sale of resumes on recruitment platforms abounds in various post bars and forums. Some sellers said that you only need to pay 7 yuan to buy the latest resume from Zhaopin Recruitment. Sellers can even accurately screen resumes based on region, graduation school and other information based on user requirements. Recruiting companies register corporate accounts by uploading their business license and legal person information, and then they can post positions on Zhaopin Recruitment and view job seekers’ resumes. Click on the resume and see the applicant's academic qualifications, work experience and other information, but the key information is hidden. Click to download the resume, and the payment page pops up. It turns out that you need to pay 60 yuan to purchase a complete resume. After payment, updates can be made without asking for consent and all key information is displayed. ?

3. Is there a scam hidden in the elderly’s mobile phone cleaning software?

CCTV reported that some safety prompts often pop up automatically on the mobile phones of the elderly, such as viruses, garbage, and memory problems. If there is no need to wait, the elderly will clean it up quickly, but after using software A to clean it, software B prompts that it needs to be cleaned again. At the same time, attractive advertisements began to appear frequently on mobile phones, such as receiving money from red envelopes, making money in confinement, and making money by walking. On the surface, this type of software seems to have the logic of cleaning the phone, but behind the scenes, it continuously obtains a large amount of information from the phone. In a few seconds, it reads the installation program list on the device more than 800 times, and reads the geographical location more than 50 times. Read the mobile phone number user identification code IMSI behavior more than 1,300 times, and read the mobile phone device identification code IMEI number more than 900 times.

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