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Online travel operators are not allowed to abuse big data. Have you ever been violated by big data?

I think this rule that big data should not be abused is really good. Nowadays, people's personal privacy is difficult to be guaranteed, and all kinds of behaviors of selling other people's privacy and data occur frequently. Many people have been loaned and their information has been stolen. My own data has also been violated, and my information has been stolen by others for illegal fund-raising. Fortunately, after investigation by the police, I was cleared.

Many people think that it is far away from them that someone steals their credit card or steals their personal information. I used to feel the same way. But once I suddenly received a phone call, which looked strange. I thought it was a fraudulent phone call and hung up. I hung up and came back, and then I answered. After answering it, the other person said that the police station there asked me if I had time to go to the police station now. He had a file about myself saying that I was suspected of illegal fund-raising and asked me to go there for investigation. I thought it might be a fraud at that time, and I didn't take it seriously. Just say I'm at work now and I don't have time to go there. Then I didn't go. Later, people over there kept telling me that he had a file there to check with me to see if it was right. Asked me if I had a card for the China Construction Bank at the beginning of this year. I have been engaged in illegal fund-raising since I finished the card, and now the amount has reached more than 26,. After listening to it, I was a little confused. Did I feel that it was me? It was really hard to believe. Later, the police told me the information in the file. I verified it and it was really me.

I told the police that I really didn't have a CCB card, and I didn't get a card this year, so I thought my information might have been really stolen. Then the police transferred the phone to me and asked me to give someone a specific account of my situation. Later, I made a video with the police over there and recorded it as evidence. Fortunately, the police believed me and put my own personal information loss on file for investigation, although it has not been found out where the information was stolen.

But it also reminds me that I must pay attention when using my personal information in the future.