Wechat strong reminder is that when someone sends a wechat red packet, the mobile phone will send a voice prompt that the red packet has arrived. You can get a little red packet, which increases the success rate of robbing the red packet. So what is the new version of wechat alert? How to set the new wechat alert? Let's get to know.
1. First, turn on the mobile phone and click to turn on the mobile phone guard. Click to go to the toolbar, and find "red packet assistant" in the toolbar.
2. Now we are in the red envelope center, click "open".
3. Click to close the prompt dialog box.
4. Click Run 360's notification permission and click 'allow'.
5. Now it's on, 360 mobile guard.
6. Now I open the wechat red packet prompt and wait for the red packet to be accepted.
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"Robbing red envelopes" is not a way of entertainment. The underlying line is to fight for the market of "mobile payment". It's not hard to see the rule that "robbing red packets" should be bound with your own bank card, so that wechat payment can be successfully realized. If the user does not bind the bank card, the "red packet" won't be automatically returned to the issuer, but will only stay in the "New Year's red packet".
Tencent's explanation for the security problem of binding wechat account to personal bank account is that it has added many security protection measures. For example, after the mobile phone is lost, the seal operation is similar to the bank's' report of loss'. At the same time, there is a separate security lock function binding the mobile phone number. There is also an independent password for wechat payment. Finally, a guarantee compensation mechanism is established.
From a security point of view, these measures do take safeguard measures. But the possible hidden danger is that the security problems in the mobile Internet industry can never be eradicated. The Internet itself is a space that may contain loopholes. The emergence of "hackers" is actually the manifestation of various loopholes being broken. In fact, the security of mobile payment has become a common topic.
The vast majority of mobile payment needs to rely on SMS verification code, which is easy to be intercepted by malware. "Snatching red envelopes" is popular for a while, which will lead to a mixed situation. There has been a phishing scam website of "red packet snatching software", which pretends to borrow "red packet snatching" software to download and implant Trojans or phishing software. It's hard to say that the existing mechanism will not have security holes.