As an Internet giant, Tencent has also produced a lot of conscientious software, such as QQ video and audio, which is loved by users because of its small installation package, low CPU usage, simple interface, no ads, no plug-ins, etc. But because there is no suitable profit model to make money, QQ video is gradually being abandoned by Tencent.
Tencent Docs has also attracted the attention of many office users because of its practicality. In fact, for WeChat users, Tencent Docs still has many little-known usage skills.
For example, if we see a dry article in WeChat and want to save the article permanently, we can save it to Tencent Docs through "More Ways to Open".
Those who are familiar with WeChat should know that if the files we receive on WeChat are not downloaded in time, they will be automatically cleaned up soon. But we can transfer the chat file to Tencent Docs for permanent storage, so that it will not be lost.
As a large Internet company, Tencent's business covers a variety of fields, including social networking, gaming, media, advertising, etc. Regarding the issue of Tencent Software starting to charge fees, this is actually an adjustment of the company's business model, which is not completely consistent with the so-called "conscience operation is completely gone".
First of all, most of the basic services provided by Tencent, such as WeChat, QQ and other social software, are still free. These software provide users with a convenient way to communicate and meet people's daily social needs. At the same time, Tencent also provides various value-added services on these platforms, such as games, virtual items, membership privileges, etc., which are charged. Users can choose whether to purchase these value-added services according to their needs and preferences.
Secondly, the operation of any company requires costs, including R&D, operation, maintenance, etc. If the company has been providing free services, then it needs to generate revenue through other means to stay afloat. Therefore, charging fees is a reasonable way for Tencent to maintain continuous operations and provide better services.
Finally, we cannot simply equate charging with "the complete loss of conscience". While providing paid services, Tencent is also striving to improve user experience and service quality. For example, we improve the user experience by continuously optimizing the software interface and functions, and protect users' privacy and data security by strengthening security measures.
To sum up, Tencent's introduction of fees is an adjustment of its business model, and it cannot be simply evaluated as "the complete loss of conscience". We should look at this rationally and choose whether to buy paid services according to our needs and budget. At the same time, we also hope that Tencent can continue to provide high-quality services and experiences to meet the needs of users.