"Shoes Rack Human Flesh" &Nbsp; From A Shoe Rack To Think About It.

Use the fashionable cliche, "this may be the most important shoe rack in history."

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Many "folk Holmes" showed their skills, but we could not help worrying about their "Internet privacy".

Collective reasoning or prying?

In August 18th, buyers of shoe rack bought a shopping experience: "it's really good. First night orders, call the delivery on the second afternoon."

I am more satisfied with the delivery clerk. I was not in Beijing for the first time, and I called home at 3 days later, and I sent it in the afternoon.

The buyer said that after receiving the goods, she installed the shoe rack herself and took the whole process from receiving to using, and uploaded 10 copies.

This "drying sheet" post triggered a series of reasoning "Solitaire" by netizens in the following days.

Some people say that from the photo, the room with shoes rack is the old terrazzo floor, and the buyer should rent the house outside Beijing's Fourth Ring Road.

Because there are more shoes on the shoes rack, it has been judged that buyers are sports fans.

As the shoe rack was quickly assembled, it was assumed that the buyers were skilled, and perhaps even graduated from the Institute of physical education.

According to the size of the shoes, it was judged that the buyers were 1 meters tall and 75.

The strength of observation is based on 3 pairs of slippers on the shoe rack. There are 2 women and 1 men in the house, so it is very likely that the newly graduated student will share the lodgings.

What's more, some netizens say that buyers are not in Beijing when they receive goods. They should travel frequently. They may be reporters.

Finally, someone found the buyer's real name micro-blog, and "impressively" also stuck to the picture of the shoe rack. So everything became clear: the buyer did graduate from Beijing Sport University soon, and now he works in a sports channel of a TV station and rents in Beijing.

At the time of the release, the buyer had deleted all her posts and comments on the shopping website where the shoe rack was sold.

Obviously, "collective snooping" triggered by this "collective reasoning" expresses her dissatisfaction with censored posts.

But she can't delete other online forum's posts. Baidu can find nearly 20 pages of "shoe rack human flesh".

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The clues are everywhere.

If you still believe that "nobody knows you are a dog on the Internet", you can only say that you do not know enough about the Internet and overestimate the privacy barrier of the virtual world.

The "folk Holmes" finally succeeded in breaking the case by relying on the unique net name ID:ice*******2 of the female journalist.

No matter in shopping websites, blogs or forums, she uses this ID to register.

All the letters and numbers are searched as keywords, and everything is solved.

To highlight individuality, having a unique ID is the common choice of many netizens.

As everyone knows, the more unique and duplicated network names are, the easier it is to locate them.

But the net name is only a clue to "solve the case". It should string up "necklace" and "Pearl" comes from your network activities.

When you use the Internet more and more, the Internet will leave many footprints -- posts, blogs, book reviews, film reviews...

If you do not comb, these are just a bunch of scattered "identity boards", and it will not take too much skill to create a picture in order to "recover" you.

The "footprints" that you stay on the Internet, the most connected with real life is the online shopping experience.

To understand an interview who never met, the reporter managed to find his online shopping user name and found his shopping history list.

When I first met him, when I told him, "you have a dog, your child is 1 years old, you like photography and love snacks," his amazed expression proves that my "discovery" accuracy is high enough.

In the "shoe rack case", a buyer's female reporter was found to have bought a huge mobile hard disk before.

Netizens then speculated that boys, especially IT men, would buy such things, and buyers would probably do this job.

There are many more hidden "leak channels" on the Internet.

For example, netizens also judged that the shoe rack used to buy Household phones is NOKIA N97.

Because uploading pictures of the Internet, many of them are attached to the information of the shooting equipment, and can find out the type of mobile phone.

How do we protect ourselves?

Some people exclaim "shoe rack case": "terrible human flesh search!" to avoid such things happening on themselves, ordinary people are not powerless.

You should avoid using the same network name in all kinds of network activities, avoid revealing personalized and easily searchable information such as cell phone numbers. You can also set passwords or access rights for your blog space.

When shopping websites, pay special attention to self protection.

Last year, Li Ao's daughter's online shopping clothes provided the size of the seller to the seller. Later, the two sides were not happy, and her data were announced by the seller.

It is common for sellers to retaliate their buyers' personal information.

Therefore, if it is not necessary, buyers should try to disguise their true identity.

To protect privacy, the role of the website is critical.

The website users have far more information than the "good people". They collect information for targeted advertising and marketing.

Generally speaking, the personal information collected for this purpose is anonymous, and there is no big problem.

But netizens may as well take a few minutes to pay attention to the privacy protection system of websites at least for a few minutes.

In other words, it is impossible and unnecessary to completely eliminate personal information exposure on the Internet.

"Privacy cleanliness" destroys network interaction and makes the Internet a stagnant pool.

Take online shopping, if no netizens take the initiative to "dry alone", later will not get useful consumption reference.

At the same time, the hottest Internet application, micro-blog, also lies in its real name. Anonymous bloggers are hard to attract attention.

Just because she bought a shoe rack, the female reporter has become a micro-blog red man with nearly 17 thousand fans.

Her micro-blog with a shoe rack photo has 800 comments.

Netizens follow the "human flesh paste" to report, leaving a good word.

For her, it is a compensation.