At the beginning of the year, a big drama was staged in the tech world, and a group of professional trolls were destroyed. Rumors and misinformation spread at a rapid pace, damaging a company's reputation. In this context, an operation to arrest the water army appeared on the hot search, which aroused widespread public attention and heated discussions.
It is reported that these trolls may be specifically targeting the mobile phones and car products of Xiaomi, a well-known technology company. The presence of trolls is prevalent in the smartphone and automotive industries, seriously distorting market competition and consumers' real choices. Negative sentiment on the Chinese Internet has intensified, and sometimes commercial competition has even risen to the opposite of national sentiment.
In this incident, Wang Teng, general manager of Xiaomi market, personally confirmed the authenticity of this incident by reposting Weibo. Online comment sections are flooded with attacks on brands and individuals, and this phenomenon of "cyber warfare" is becoming more and more serious.
Netizens are full of curiosity about this turmoil, and they are eager to know which manufacturer hired the water army, and who the specific target of the water army is. In response, Lei Jun, the founder of Xiaomi, and the brand safety department responded by saying that they would actively face the problem of water army.
In the corporate world, in the face of criticism and attacks from the outside world, some companies have unfortunately chosen to hire trolls and conduct negative PR to cope. Especially after the release of Xiaomi cars, a large number of negative attacks have emerged, which makes people think deeply.
Market watchers are calling for manufacturers to invest in defending against trolls in order to clean up the market environment and maintain a healthy business ecosystem. In the end, the black Xiaomi water army hired by a manufacturer was exposed, and the relevant personnel were arrested, which is undoubtedly a wake-up call for the entire technology industry. Against this backdrop, all sectors should take more effective measures to protect a true and fair cyberspace.