In the era of big data, each of us is like "naked" on the Internet, and every move is recorded by major platforms. You brush a short video, just after liking a blogger, you will immediately find that this type of blogger will be pushed by the system and constantly appear in front of you; You shop the shopping APP, want to buy a scarf, shop for half a day, do not find a special like, and when you open the same APP next time, the recommended window of the homepage is full of information about scarves.
Big data records our preferences and brings certain convenience to our lives. However, for law enforcement agencies, big data also has the role of cracking down on illegal crimes, and even can use big data to "sweep away pornography" and make criminals hide. What's going on here? Will you get caught browsing small yellow websites in the middle of the night?
First, big data "anti-pornography" is imperative
Since the development of the Internet, "yellow" websites have been repeatedly banned, they are like hidden tumors hidden in the Internet world, endangering people's physical and mental health. With the continuous strengthening of offline anti-pornography by mainland law enforcement agencies in recent years. Some criminals have set their sights on the Internet.
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They took advantage of the Internet's easy spread, wide coverage and high efficiency to build a yellow industrial chain, grabbing ill-gotten gains, and causing great harm to society. For example, obtaining improper benefits by building pornographic chat rooms, disseminating pornographic videos, buying and selling pornographic items, etc. Even the use of the Internet to carry out gambling, fraud and other illegal activities, so that many families face a fragmented situation, involving a large amount of money, the harm is widespread, and the society has an extremely bad impact.
It is imperative to cultivate new trends and healthy trends, purify the network ecology, build network civilization, and crack down on the yellow industry chain of the Internet! Big data plays a key role in this.
Second, how to sweep away pornography with big data?
The principle of big data anti-pornography is to determine whether users are involved in pornography by capturing various traces of users on the Internet. If there is often some "abnormal" behavior, it is likely to be identified by the system as yellow-related.
For example, cash transactions are frequent late at night or in the early hours of the morning, and the numbers of transactions have a certain regularity. Generally, late night and early morning are the time for most people to rest, and if a large amount of cash transactions are carried out at this time, then there is obviously something "abnormal".
In addition, the amount and number of cash transactions in the middle of the night are significantly higher than during the day, and at the same time, it is necessary to judge and reason based on the characteristics of the gender, age, occupation and other characteristics of the transaction personnel. For example, the people who receive large amounts of cash are young women without fixed occupations, which will also increase the probability of being captured by big data.
Once it is classified as abnormal after a series of accurate analysis by the algorithm, it will be captured, identified and marked by the system. Some "high-risk" industries, such as bathing, foot therapy, massage, etc., will be the focus of attention. Law enforcement officers will find the relevant people based on some "clues" they leave on the Internet, exposing criminals to sunlight.
Many people will ask, then I will be arrested browsing small yellow websites at home? If you just quietly "watch" by yourself, law enforcement officers will most likely not invite you to "drink tea". However, when it comes to dissemination, different penalties will be imposed depending on the seriousness of the circumstances.
Article 364 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates: "Those who disseminate obscene books, periodicals, films, audio-visual recordings, pictures or other obscene materials and the circumstances are serious, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than two years, criminal detention or surveillance. Whoever organizes the broadcasting of obscene films, videos, or other audio-visual products shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention or surveillance, and a fine; where the circumstances are serious, they shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than ten years, and shall also be fined.
Shandong police also destroyed a case of spreading obscene videos, involving 41 people and involving hundreds of millions of yuan. Criminals create WeChat groups and use WeChat groups to promote and divert users to paid obscene video sites, thereby earning commissions for illegal profits.
At present, 41 criminal suspects have been taken criminal compulsory measures by the police in accordance with the law, and the cases are still being further investigated. Subsequent countries will also continue to strengthen the crackdown on such violations and crimes and purify the online environment.
III. Summary
Although the behavior of browsing pornographic websites at home does not constitute a crime, it is not conducive to building a civilized network ecological environment, and will also pose certain harm to the physical and mental health of the public, especially minors. Therefore, for each of us, we have the obligation and responsibility to jointly maintain the cleanliness and civility of the online environment.
And it should be pointed out that the Internet is not an illegal place. Do not stretch out your hand, stretch out your hand and you will be caught. People who want to earn illegal profits through the yellow industrial chain, do not have a trace of luck, so as not to regret it in the future, what awaits you will be severe punishment!
Japan's Mitsubishi chaebol, for example, traces its history back to Yataro Iwasaki's transportation business in the Tosa Domain, and then to shipbuilding, banking, and insurance. Later, it gradually owned many branches such as aircraft, paper, steel and even oil, and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is the most important company of the Mitsubishi Group and the largest military enterprise in Japan. The familiar Mitsubishi Motors is just the tip of the iceberg.
South Korea's Samsung Group is also a well-known chaebol, founded in 1938, with more than 70 companies, although not as much as Japan's Mitsubishi Group. In South Korea, Samsung is a god-like existence, its industry covers all aspects of life, accounting for one-fifth of the total GPA in South Korea, and is even called "half of Korea".
South Koreans cannot avoid three things in their lives: death, taxes, and Samsung. This is the best depiction of the dominance of the Samsung Empire.
After the head Lee Kun-hee accepted Samsung, he proposed the decision to "self-develop semiconductors", which also transformed Samsung from a second-rate enterprise into a world-leading innovator.
So who should be China's first consortium?
Some people say that it is Alibaba, Tencent and other large Internet companies, and some people say that it is state-owned banks, China Tobacco, Sinopec and other enterprises, in fact, the domestic can be regarded as a consortium, but also depends on China Merchants Group, CITIC Group, China Resources Group, Poly Group. Among these four consortiums, China Merchants Group is the strongest.
How good is China Merchants Group?
The predecessor of China Merchants Group is the steamship China Merchants Group, founded in 1872 by Li Hongzhang, a representative of the Westerners, headquartered in Hong Kong, has been established for 147 years, is the oldest central state-owned enterprise.
China Merchants Group is the first in countless fields. For example, China's first merchant fleet in modern times; China's first bank - China Commercial Bank; The first insurance company, Ping An Insurance Company, was formed by China Merchants Group, but later sold its shares in Ping An.
In addition, China's first joint-stock company, the first ocean-going commercial route, the first dedicated railway, the first dedicated telephone line, the first industrial park open to the outside world, the first open recruitment of talents, the first breaking of the lifelong system of cadre positions, the first law firm, the first accounting firm, the first security company... All of them are done by China Merchants Group, which shows how powerful it is.
In 2020, China Merchants Group's economic indicators reached a new high: it achieved an operating income of 813.7 billion yuan and total assets of 10.3 trillion yuan, of which the total assets and net profit ranked first among central enterprises.
It is not an exaggeration to call it the "most cattle" central state-owned enterprise.
The predecessor of the other three giants, China Resources, was "Lianhe Bank", which was established in Hong Kong in 1938. After two "rebuilding China Resources", China Resources has laid the current business structure and operation scale, covering five major fields: large consumption, big health, urban construction and operation, energy services, science and technology and finance. In the 2020 Fortune Global 500 rankings published by Fortune magazine, China Resources Group ranked 79th.
Founded in 1979, CITIC Group Co., Ltd. (formerly China International Trust and Investment Corporation) is deeply engaged in five major business segments: integrated finance, advanced manufacturing, advanced materials, new consumption and new urbanization. In 2020, CITIC Group was listed in the Fortune Global 500 for the 12th consecutive year, ranking 126th.
China Poly Group Co., Ltd. is a large central enterprise managed by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council, established in 1992 with the approval of the State Council and the Central Military Commission. Over the past 30 years, Poly Group has formed a development pattern with international trade, real estate development, R&D and engineering services in the field of light industry, process raw materials and product management services, culture and art management, civil explosives production, marketing and services, information and communication technology, silk-related industries, and financial business, with business covering more than 100 cities in China and nearly 100 countries around the world.