What is wechat strong reminder? In short, wechat strong reminder means that if someone sends a wechat red envelope, the mobile phone will send a voice prompt that the red envelope is coming. You can get the red envelope with a little bit, which increases the success rate of red envelope grabbing. So where is the wechat new benqiang reminder set? How to set the wechat new benqiang reminder? Let's have a look.
1. First, turn on the mobile phone and click to turn on the mobile guard. Click to go to the toolbar and find the 'red envelope assistant' in the toolbar.
2. Now come to the red envelope center and click 'open'.
3. Click to close the prompt dialog box.
4. Click the notification permission of run 360 and click 'allow'.
5. Now it's on, 360 cell guard.
6. Now open the wechat red envelope prompt and wait to accept the red envelope.
Extended information:
'grab red packets' is not a way of entertainment for entertainment. The subtext behind it is to fight for the market of' mobile payment '. It's not difficult to see the rules that "red envelope snatching" should be bound with one's own bank card, and only when wechat payment is opened can it be smoothly reflected. If the user does not bind the bank card, the "red envelope" won't be automatically returned to the issuer, but will only stay in the "New Year's red envelope".
For the security problem of wechat account binding to personal bank account, Tencent's explanation is that it has added a lot of security measures. For example, the title operation after the mobile phone is lost is similar to the bank's "loss reporting"; at the same time, there is a separate security lock function binding the mobile phone number; there is an independent password for wechat payment; and finally, a guarantee compensation mechanism is established.
From a security point of view, the above measures do take safeguard measures. But the potential 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, and the emergence of hackers is actually a manifestation of various loopholes being broken. In fact, the security of mobile payment is an old topic.
The vast majority of mobile payment needs to rely on SMS check code, which is easy to be intercepted by malware. If "red envelope snatching" is popular for a while, it will lead to a mixed situation. There have been phishing fraud websites on the Internet, which use the software to download and implant Trojans or phishing software. It is hard to say that the existing mechanism will not have security loopholes.