What happened to the little advertisement attacking bicycle sharing?

The news that a small advertisement attacked bicycle sharing on April 2 1 day attracted attention. With the popularity of bicycle sharing, many cyclists have become the targets of small advertisements (commonly known as urban psoriasis).

Recently, some media found that many bicycle sharing advertisements were posted on the streets of Beijing. For example, on March 3 1 day, near the south gate of Yuanmingyuan, a small advertisement "Teach you to learn English" was posted in the basket of a mobike. After scanning the QR code on the small advertisement, WeChat reminds users to pay attention to an official WeChat account.

This situation is not a case. 10, among dozens of bicycle sharing cars in a row on Kechuang 11th Street in Yizhuang, Beijing, nearly 10 cars posted small advertisements, accounting for a high proportion. Many mobike and Cool Cycling were photographed.

The contents of these small advertisements are varied, such as "charging medicine at a high price", "charging driver's license at a high price", "recruiting people and cars", "pedicure", "swimming and fitness" and "cash cow", among which loan business accounts for a high proportion in advertisements.

Small advertisements posted on bicycle sharing are mostly concentrated in conspicuous positions such as frame, basket, bicycle sharing number or QR code.

Among them, mobike's baskets are very popular. Many times, small advertisements are posted in the car basket, and the posted advertisements are relatively flat and not easy to tear off.

It should also be noted that some bicycle sharing not only has small advertisements, but also has QR codes with unknown sources. According to many media reports, some QR codes posted on bicycle sharing are actually code scanning traps. Users directly jump to the transfer page after scanning, and users who don't understand are cheated. In addition, some QR codes posted on bicycle sharing may contain mobile phone viruses, so users must pay attention when scanning codes.