Can the network police control the virtual goods that cheat others on the Internet?

Deceiving others' virtual goods online can be managed by the network police.

Although virtual property is not formally listed as a protected object by criminal law and other codes like tangible property, it lacks the constitutive elements of fraud, but there is no substantial difference between virtual property crime and real property in the network age. It can be seen that there is no difference between the value of virtual property and tangible property in essence. Of course, it can constitute the object of fraud, and it is also possible to file a case if virtual property is cheated.

Matters needing attention

Because online fraud is mostly small transactions and involves many law enforcement departments (public security, industry and commerce, telecommunications management, etc.). ) and commercial organizations (banks, third-party payment companies, telecommunications, Internet service providers, etc. ), coupled with cross-regional or even cross-border, the cost of solving crimes is high and it is difficult to solve crimes. It is suggested that netizens should take the form of collective reporting by looking for people in the same situation, which can attract the attention of the police and reduce the cost of solving crimes.