I suggest you investigate; this person doesn't seem to be a first-time reborn individual.

"Tang Chen, Xia Chan, Zhuge, and Sima are coming with me on a business trip to the capital tomorrow."

If all goes as expected, 360 will launch "QQ Guard" this month, claiming that it can speed up QQ and filter Google. This move is actually aimed at Tencent's business model, because QQ's value-added services and Google are its core sources of revenue.

Once QQ Bodyguard is released, the famous "3Q War: Choose One of Two" will be just around the corner.

At that time, Tencent will announce that QQ will stop running on computers with 360 software installed.

Users must choose one of the two.

Lin Ran is preparing to go to the capital to meet Zhou Hongyi.

"Ye Li will continue to be in charge of filming the promotional video, and the requirement is that it be completed before the end of this week."

"Wu Chenhao has prepared all of Momo's new features, and if all goes well, they will be launched within a week."

"The rest of you will continue as planned."

Ye Li and Xia Chan raised their hands at the same time.

"Ye Li".

"Boss, if you shoot a short film every week, how bad will it be?"

"Stop with all the nonsense, isn't it enough that the script I gave you is a good script?"

Lin Ran originally wanted to adjourn the meeting and not let Xia Chan speak, but looking at her pitiful eyes and thinking that she had been in contact with the most public opinion in the past two days, he softened his heart.

"Summer Cicadas".

Xia Chan said earnestly, "Boss, I have a question. Why are our weekly meetings on Mondays getting later and later? From 8:30 to 9:00, then to 10:00, and starting today it's 10:30..."

Everyone in the office turned to look at Lin Ran.

Lin Ran: "..."

"There's no other reason, I just overslept."

Everyone: "..."

Lin Ran cursed himself inwardly for being too damn naive; he should never trust Xia Chan again.

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When Lin Ran returned to his dorm room, the three guys in room 508 all turned to look at him, feeling a bit amazed. Lin Laosi had been leaving early and returning late for the past two weeks, and he was back before seven o'clock.

Liu Zhihua poked his head out of bed: "You're back so early today?"

Ding Facai asked cheekily, "Momo went bankrupt?"

Lin Ran waved his hand: "Go to hell, too much has happened these past few days. Is there anything new happening in the dorm? Let me have some fun."

Liu Zhihua pointed at Ding Facai: "Old Ding said a girl is interested in him."

"Oh?" Lin Ran looked surprised.

With his mother Ding Facai's foul mouth, how could any girl be interested in him?

Do not believe.

"Hey bro, tell me, where did you meet that girl?"

Ding Facai hesitated for a moment, then said, "We met on Momo."

Lin Ran, looking like he was watching a melon seed unfold, said, "Tell me in detail."

"Oh dear, we haven't officially started dating yet, let's wait and see..."

Lin Ran raised an eyebrow: "If you don't explain yourself clearly today, I'll go to the back office right now to see who you're chatting with, and then ban both of your accounts."

"Damn it, are you on your meds?"

"Um?"

"...It's nothing, I just asked if you ate enough for dinner."

Stop trying to get on my good side and just tell me.

Ding Facai said with a hint of shyness, "Her name is Feifei, she's also from our campus, but she's from Jiangda Medical School..."

"Wait!" Zhao Feiyu jumped out of bed, interrupting Ding Facai. "Is our school's medical school in the city? It's dozens of kilometers away from our campus."

He and Zhou Jiayi ate and drank around the school every day, so he knew the area around the school very well.

"Really?" Ding Facai asked, scratching his head in confusion. "I saw on Momo that the distance is within 500 meters? It should be within our campus."

Lin Ran gestured with his chin towards Zhao Feiyu: "Why are you wasting your breath talking to him? Just grab his phone and take a look, then you'll know."

Zhao Feiyu's eyes lit up, and he stepped onto Ding Facai's bed. With his 1.8-meter height, he pressed down on Ding Facai, who was instantly unable to move and could only watch with a look of grief and indignation as the three of them took away his phone.

Lin Ran gasped when he saw Ding Facai's chat box.

He suddenly realized that the loss of female users on Momo couldn't be entirely blamed on them. They received dozens of these messages every day; anyone would be driven away in that situation.

Ding Facai's phone was filled with a densely packed chat list; he randomly opened one:

[You're a pretty girl, which makes you an easy target for perverts. Self-defense is essential for you, but you don't need to worry anymore because your man has arrived.]

Liu Zhihua and Zhao Feiyu were dumbfounded.

What a thoroughly enjoyable harassment!

After finally finding a user with the nickname "Feifei", all three of them were somewhat bewildered when they opened the chat history.

Lin Ran looked at Ding Facai with a serious expression: "Old Ding, what makes you think she's interested in you?"

"Didn't you see how concerned he was about me?"

"How have I ever cared about you?"

She asked me if I was sick.

"So you assume they're a medical student?!"

"What else could it be? Who in their right mind would ask that right away? It's just a professional habit!"

"...You're absolutely unbeatable, bro."

Meanwhile, a new post began circulating online.

The poster was a well-known figure in the tech circle with over 300,000 followers. He mainly analyzes internet trends and occasionally comments on startups, and his words carry considerable weight.

The title of the post is:

In-depth analysis of the Momo hacking incident: Who is behind it?

The content is roughly as follows:

Recently, Momo has been hit by a barrage of negative publicity, first as a "scammer," then as a "hookup ad," with one wave of attacks after another. This scale of smear campaign cannot be accomplished by an individual; there must be an organized group behind it.

So the question is: who is most likely?

Let's analyze this: Momo focuses on social networking, and who is the biggest player in this field? Tencent. Although QQ and Momo are not entirely in the same market segment, their user bases highly overlap. If Momo succeeds, Tencent's user time will be diverted.

Historically, how many cases has Tencent used to target its competitors?

Of course, I have no evidence; I'm just offering a line of thought, and everyone can judge for themselves.

A classic case of wanting to have one thing in common with another.

The comment section exploded immediately after the post was published.

"Holy crap, that makes sense now!"

"No wonder there were so many negative posts all of a sudden, it turns out Tencent has stepped in."

"Tencent is awesome, this move is a fatal blow."

"Don't make things up without evidence. What if it wasn't Tencent?"

"Who else could it be but Tencent? Alibaba? But Alibaba doesn't do social networking."

"That makes sense. Tencent absolutely cannot allow anyone to touch the social networking area."

In less than two hours, the post was forwarded more than 10,000 times.

Tencent is currently in the eye of the storm, still embroiled in a battle with 360. The sudden appearance of this post has led many to suspect that it was orchestrated by 360 to smear Tencent.

Some people started digging up Tencent's past scandals, some started posting "evidence" of their QQ accounts being spied on, and some even directly tagged Tencent's official account demanding an explanation.

The hype grew like a snowball, getting bigger and bigger.

No one suspected Momo himself.

The popularity of Momo, which had just begun to decline, has been brought back up by this post.