In other words, when you are surfing the Internet recently, have you seen this news: WeChat charges...
The introduction also says that WeChat transfer will be charged, will Alipay also be charged?
At first, before browsing the details, I thought that WeChat transfer would be charged after seeing this news, and I don't know if Alipay will learn from WeChat Xi.
Junjun is still thinking, this transfer has to be charged, it's too much, you have already charged a service fee for withdrawals, how can users transfer money between each other in the APP?
But after browsing the content under this entry, Junjun realized that this introduction was simply written randomly.
It's obviously a short drama applet charge, how can it be a WeChat transfer fee???
It is reported that recently, many operators of micro-short drama mini programs have received the "deposit payment notice" issued by WeChat.
The notification displays:
According to the "Regulations on the Management of Deposit for Mini Program Transactions", your Mini Program "** Theater" needs to pay a deposit.
Operators are also required to complete the payment before December 17, 2023, otherwise relevant functions may be restricted, including but not limited to restricting Mini Program searches.
Moreover, the deposit that needs to be paid for this type of Mini Program is not a fixed amount, which depends on the regulations given by the official.
After understanding it clearly, the majority of netizens also breathed a sigh of relief.
After all, WeChat, as a big bull in the domestic social circle, if it really wants to charge users, users don't know what to do for a while.
However, having said that, WeChat's move is really good, because some micro-short dramas are too limitless.
Not to mention their low cost and high income (500,000 yuan of investment of more than 60 million income), the operation model is mainly based on cutting leeks, and the single value is not in line with reality.
Since this kind of micro-short drama focuses on the word "cool", most of the content is to counter violence with violence, render extreme revenge, confuse the concept of right and wrong, rub the edges, sexy, etc...
And these have caused users to watch more and more heads, spending thousands of dollars before watching a short drama (an episode is only a few minutes long).
It is precisely because of this that the capital of these micro-short dramas has been targeted by the regulatory authorities and platforms.
No, a few days ago, the WeChat official post said:
Some micro-short drama mini-programs have behaviors such as failure to file repertoire compliance or have negative value-oriented content, and the platform has removed some illegal micro-short drama repertoire and disposed of the relevant illegal mini programs.
Forehead...
Although I don't know what the plots that have been taken off the shelves are, just looking at the titles of these dramas is quite shocking...
It is hoped that with the supervision of relevant departments and platform officials, this kind of micro-short drama chaos can be effectively curbed.