On the 2nd, Taiwan's "Police Department of the Interior Ministry" conducted a report on the so-called "Influence of Mainland False News on Taiwan" in the "Legislative Yuan", claiming that Taiwanese people's personal information may be collected when shopping on Taobao.

Source: Global Network

Taiwanese people go shopping on Taobao. Is the mainland using this to "interfere" in Taiwan's elections? ?

On the 2nd, the Taiwan authorities once again slapped the label of "interfering in Taiwan's elections" on the mainland. This time, Taobao was the one taking the blame.

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According to Taiwan’s “ China Times Electronic News ” report on the 3rd, Taiwan’s “Ministry of the Interior Police Department” conducted a so-called “mainland fake news countermeasures” in the “Legislative Yuan” on the 2nd. The report "Taiwan Influence" claims that Taiwanese people's personal information may be collected when shopping on Taobao, and (mainland uses this) to influence and manipulate (Taiwanese people's) voting behavior.

In this regard, Kuomintang "legislator" Ma Wenjun questioned whether Taiwanese people's voting behavior may be manipulated if they go shopping on Taobao? What does the leakage of personal information have to do with voting?

Faced with Ma Wenjun's doubts, Taiwan's "criminal director of the Police Department" Huang Mingzhao The argument is that after data collection, based on personal preferences and habits, text that affects personal will may be pushed, which may affect other behaviors and thus affect voting.

Ma Wenjun responded that many young people like to use Taobao. "But I believe that all those who fall in love with Taobao or go to shopping websites clearly know that they are buying things and will not affect their voting behavior because of this."

Ma Wenjun also said that if shopping websites can (collect personal information) influence voting , Facebook , Google (Google), Twitter (Twitter) also have personal information. After

was criticized, Huang Mingzhao still refused to give up, arguing that "if it is a website established by 'Chinese capital', it may be subject to this kind of information collection..."

Before Huang Mingzhao could finish speaking, Ma Wenjun choked back, "Here it is. We can’t see the specific actions, and we don’t know the so-called influence...” “Honestly! Everyone says that whoever is elected will sell out. If we want to sell Taiwan, how to sell it? The most pitiful part of Taiwan is us. Yes, if you really want to sell it, you still can’t sell it!”

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Video source: Observer Network

From “financial aid” and “fake news” to “Korean Wave” and “typhoon” "Since before last year's "nine-in-one" election, the Tsai administration has begun to set the pace and repeatedly advocated the mainland's "interference" in Taiwan's elections, but never had any concrete measures. Netizens on the island have begun to become "immune" to this, saying bluntly that there is no evidence but spreading. Fake news; I can only blame the mainland for my incompetence. ↓

Jin Yi, a researcher at the Taiwan Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, told a reporter from the Global Times before the "nine-in-one" election that the DPP's electoral situation was very bad and they wanted to use this to arouse people's fear of the mainland. , "This is the best mobilization." For ordinary people, this "intimidation card" has been successful many times in the past. However, now that more people are aware of the fact, the effect of this card is becoming more and more limited.

Regarding the Taiwan authorities’ so-called mainland “interference” in Taiwan’s elections, Ma Xiaoguang, spokesman for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, once said that the mainland has never intervened in Taiwan’s elections. The DPP authorities are accustomed to spreading slander and rumors to smear the mainland. The so-called "mainland intervention" is pure nonsense and has ulterior motives.