For example, when someone posts a video and starts saying in the comments section how great some product is, then recruits a few fake accounts to verify it, they immediately implant a concept in some people's minds.
Many people have passed the stage of believing in ads, only to fall into the trap of the comments section.
Such an account, if it posts a similar comment only once, is fine, but if it posts frequently, it will be determined as malicious marketing and permanently banned.
Many people have been deceived in the comments section.
Most people believe strangers wouldn't deceive them, yet they never realize the strangers they trust are paid fake accounts steering public opinion.
No matter the product, it's portrayed as an old domestic brand, pretending to be pitiful, invoking some national moral obligation...
Many marketing methods have no boundaries.
Kuai Pai strictly cracks down on this, overall it's okay, they can only proceed sneakily.
