this is a big deal 
, i mean pinduoduo has a lot of users in china and worldwide so it's not good to see them exploiting people's personal data without consent. like, what if they sold that info to 3rd party companies or used it for targeted ads? 
anyway, the thing is, chinese gov isn't doing enough to regulate these things and it's up to us (the users) to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity. i think pinduoduo should do more to reassure their users that they're taking this seriously and not just sweep it under the rug 
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, i mean pinduoduo has a lot of users in china and worldwide so it's not good to see them exploiting people's personal data without consent. like, what if they sold that info to 3rd party companies or used it for targeted ads? anyway, the thing is, chinese gov isn't doing enough to regulate these things and it's up to us (the users) to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity. i think pinduoduo should do more to reassure their users that they're taking this seriously and not just sweep it under the rug .
. It's like they think their users are just, like, pawns in a game or something 
. Meanwhile, we're over here stressing about our personal data being compromised every other day 
... I mean, come on, who's really holding anyone accountable? 
i cant even imagine if my data was accessed w/o my consent 
like pinduoduo just got lucky that no one caught it earlier? 
we need to hold these companies accountable for our data. u should be so grateful that the malware didnt harm ur social media accounts or somethin 
but seriously, this is a major breach of trust 
This is a huge wake-up call for all us Chinese netizens! I mean, who knew Pinduoduo's shopping app was playing host to this nasty malware? 
This isn't just about Pinduoduo, this is about the entire ecosystem we're living in. Companies gotta step up their cybersecurity game and regulators gotta do better too. 
I mean, what's the point of having all these lists if nobody's checking 'em? 