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My mobile phone has just received a short message from ICBC, saying that I am logging in to the e-linked mobile phone client. What does that mean?
This prompt indicates that other users are using your account or mobile phone number to log in to the mobile phone client of Yilian, because when important software such as banks log in on devices other than frequent login, the banking system will send SMS reminders for security reasons, so that users can know the situation in time. If I am not operating, I need to change my password in time or contact customer service to freeze my account.

There are two reasons for this:

1. Other users entered the wrong account or mobile phone number unintentionally;

2. The user's own account number and password information are leaked, which is more serious.

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How to deal with SMS "Login to E-Link Mobile Client";

1. First, confirm whether the user operated it himself or accidentally touched it.

If it is confirmed that I did it, you can ignore it.

3. If you don't do it yourself, you need to log in to the e-mobile client immediately and modify the login password. It is best to set a complex password of letters+numbers+special characters, and don't use "1234567" pure numbers or easy-to-crack birthdays.

4. Check whether there is any loss. If so, you need to contact ICBC or the police for handling.