Dating software developers stealing user privacy double sentence

When a man in Shenzhen was surfing online, he encountered a strange beauty to add friends. After in -depth communication, he downloaded a dating software called "agreed" according to the requirements of the other party. I did not expect to fall into the trap of the criminals carefully designed. Recently, the People's Court of Shenzhen Longgang District tried a case involving the "agreed" dating software, and the two developers were sentenced to three years, six months to three years.

According to reports, the victim Li used mobile phone software to chat with netizens, and the other party called it for further development and let him download the "agreed" dating software. After Li downloaded the contract, the other party suddenly changed his face and ransom, saying that if he did not pay, he sent the indecent video to the contact person in his mobile phone address book, and Li Mou then called the police. During the investigation, the police handling the case found that a software returned a data server with a large amount of citizen information, including Li's personal information, and further investigations found that the defendants Hu and Mai Mou made illegal interests, with 4,000 yuan. The entrustment of the customer's "certain raccoon" (another case) has developed a "agreed" of the false dating software that can obtain mobile phone user positioning information, SMS information, and mobile address book in the background. After identification, the "agreed" software has the function of collecting mobile phone users SMS, address book, and geographical location information. There are more than 10,000 software registered users, and the latitude and longitude information is found in thousands of user records, while tens of thousands of registered users' SMS records and millions of address book information.

In the end, the Longgang District People's Court sentenced Hu to three years and six months in prison for violating the personal information of citizens, and fined 5,000 yuan; Mai had three years in prison and fined 5,000 yuan.

Shenzhen Evening News reporter Yidi Xiaohong

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