Earlier this week, there was a large-scale account hacking incident on QQ, with many users having their accounts stolen and sending advertisements with illegal content to friends or group chats. Because the ad contains violating content,Some users who have been hacked find that their accounts have been banned, and they choose to appeal to the QQ platform, and QQ will also unblock them after verification.But today, some netizens released the QQ receipt text message, which caused controversy.
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In the text message, Tencent Technology stated:“By manually reviewing the information submitted by you and the usage of your account, you have comprehensively assessed that you have deeply recognized your own problems, and promised to strictly abide by the QQ norms in the future, and will no longer violate the regulations, and decided to lift the account restrictions for you.”
In addition to the fact that “you have deeply recognized your own problems” in the text message receipt, which caused dissatisfaction among users, according to the Southern Metropolis Daily,Some users whose accounts have been hacked have reported that they manually signed a “Commitment to the Compliant Use of QQ Personal Accounts” during the appeal process.
The content of the letter of commitment includes “I have carefully read the “QQ Number Rules”, fully understand and admit that I have used QQ to implement violations and have adverse effects on other users and platforms… I solemnly promise that I will no longer implement the aforementioned Act” and upload a photo of holding an ID card to prove your identity.
Some lawyers believe thatIt is not appropriate to require the users whose accounts have been hacked to admit their mistakes during the appeal process, and point out that the users were not actually at fault in the incident, and it is inappropriate to require the users to make such commitments.