三名中国男子被拘留在泰国，警方发现他们经营“点击农场” - 水泊轩辕


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发表于 2017-6-14 01:37 资料个人空间短消息只看该作者

三名中国男子被拘留在泰国，警方发现他们经营“点击农场”

所谓的媒体控制的一种，看看都是啥人在弄。

报道里把“网络巨头”说得既无辜又正派，好像他们不玩这个似的。

BTW，五百个手机好像太少了点，见过一张这种“点击农场”的照片，手机成排摆在专门的架子上，每个架子大概100部手机，两个架子背靠背的话，也就是一个书架的占地，200部了。五个书架的面积，就是1000部呢。

原帖是E文的，用谷歌翻译的。只改了第一段的一个词。
谷歌翻译还是很渣的，基本还不像人话。只能连蒙带猜地看，E文原文也帖上。

https://www.yahoo.com/news/thai- ... nese-105917715.html

三名中国男子星期二被拘留在泰国，警方发现他们在柬埔寨边境附近的一所房屋里经营一个“点击农场”，在社交媒体上产生对中国产品的好评。

三名警方星期天在警方突击搜查他们的出租房屋后，被捕，并发现约五百部智能手机挂在电脑上。

警方亦没收了据称为该行动购买的近四十万张泰国SIM卡。

二十多岁和三十年代初，这些男子告诉官员，他们被中国公司雇用，为中药，糖果和旅游公司等产品提供“喜”。

移民局长Ruengdet Thammana上校指的是移动电话，他们被指控工作没有工作许可证，因为他们是旅游签证和走私违禁品。“

警方在注意到这些人很少离开建筑物或与其他人交谈之后，决定搜查房屋。

点击农场只是近年来激增的网络骗局之一，成为社交媒体巨头的重大祸患。

一些农场控制成千上万的虚拟社交媒体帐户，可以编程为页面或帖子加好评。

一个典型的农场可能会拥有数百个手机，骗子与许多帐户中注册的不同SIM卡互换。

或者可能是一个松散的网络，真正的用户喜欢大量的帖子收费。

这些农场被普通人和政治家聘请，希望提高自己的档案，想要游戏排名算法的公司确保产品被优先考虑，而假的新闻作家则试图将他们的头条标题列入“最多阅读”列表。

印度，菲律宾，印度尼西亚和中国 - 所有工资低但技术含量较高的国家 - 已经成为重点点击农场中心。

网络巨头面临着不断的战斗，调整其算法，以消除假流量和用户。

上个月，Facebook表示正在对其排名算法进行更改，以保持其用户不被链接到“低质量”网站，这是打击垃圾邮件和错误信息的一部分。

Three Chinese men were detained in Thailand on Tuesday after police discovered they were running a 'click farm' from a house near the Cambodian border to generate likes for Chinese products on social media.

The trio was arrested on Sunday after police raided their rental home and discovered a rack of some 500 smart phones hooked up to a computer.

Police also confiscated nearly 400,000 Thai SIM cards allegedly purchased for the operation.

The men, in their late twenties and early thirties, told officers they were hired by Chinese companies to boost "likes" for a number of products, including herbal medicines, candy and a tour company.

"They have been charged with working without work permits because they are on tourist visas and smuggling contraband goods," said immigration officer Colonel Ruengdet Thammana, referring to the mobile phones.

Police decided to search the house after they noticed the men rarely left the building or spoke to other people.

Click farms are just one of many online scams that have proliferated in recent years and become a major scourge for social media giants.

Some farms control tens of thousands of fake social media accounts that can be programmed to like pages or posts.

A typical farm might boast hundreds of phones that scammers swap with different SIM cards registered to many accounts.

Or it might be a loose network of real users liking huge quantities of posts for a fee.

The farms are hired by ordinary people and politicians looking to boost their profiles, companies who want to game ranking algorithms to ensure products are given priority, and fake news writers seeking to get their headlines onto 'most read' lists.

India, the Philippines, Indonesia and China -- all countries with low wages but high tech penetration -- have emerged as key click farm hubs.

Web giants face a constant battle to tweak their algorithms to weed out fake traffic and users.

Last month Facebook said it was making changes to its ranking algorithm to keep its users from linking to "low quality" websites, part of an effort to fight spam and misinformation.

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