The article points out that all parties should * * promote the fan economy to return to a rational and healthy track, better reflect the social value behind the traffic, and also make the fan culture clear, guide fans to be good, better meet the spiritual needs of youth groups, and make the fan economy and fan culture shake and prosper with the times.
Previously, some idolized apps were removed from the app store.
Owhat, superstar rice balls, magic rice Pro…… ................................................................................................................................................................... On August 19, the reporter of beijing business today Today logged into the Apple App Store and found that at least six idolized applications had been removed. In addition to the above three, there are also new stars Aidou and Taoba. On the same day, related topics also boarded the hot search in Weibo.
For the reason of being removed from the shelf, the reporter interviewed Owhat and Superstar Rice Group by email, and as of press time, no response was received. The reporter's experience also found that users who have downloaded the above-mentioned apps can still use them normally, and some apps can also be browsed through the webpage.
Seven wheat data shows that these apps were all removed from the shelves on August 10. Judging from the online time, the superstar rice ball is the oldest, and it was launched in August of 20 15. The youngest is Nova Power, which was launched in June 2020. Most of the other four models were launched in August 20 19.
However, Sissy (a pseudonym), a girl in the "rice circle", is most familiar with Owat, and she has long expected that Owat will be removed from the shelf. In September, 2020, the Central Network Information Office also named the "rice circle" issue, claiming that there were a lot of bad information and behaviors such as inducing minors to participate in the aid list, spending a lot of money, inciting and inciting young fans to tear and abuse each other.
In June this year, when the Central Network Information Office took action to rectify the "rice circle", it proposed to crack down on five types of chaos. "Inducing minors to raise funds, spend a lot of money and canvass votes" was listed in the first category.
At that time, Qian told reporters, "Maybe everything is the focus of rectification, and stars can be bought around, but the fan support club also raises funds through what, and uses the money raised to brush data for stars and buy gifts."