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It's up to you. If you don't let me do it, you'll be at your own risk.
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Question 2: What do you mean by legal consequences? Legal consequences generally mean that the law gives certain results to acts with legal significance. For example, the consequence of breach of contract is to bear the liability for breach of contract, the consequence of infringement is to bear the liability for infringement, and the legal consequence of accepting gifts is to obtain the ownership of goods.
Question 3: What does "bear all the consequences" mean? Five points means all the consequences, the most important of which is the occurrence of armed confrontation, the serious deterioration of Sino-Japanese relations, the serious impact on economic exchanges and other bilateral relations.
Question 4: What do you mean? What are the consequences? _? Is the mobile phone Baidu back to the factory version. This should come with the mobile phone, right?
Question 5: What does it mean to be reckless? It means to do one thing without thinking about the consequences.
Question 6: What do you mean, the consequences are unimaginable? It's hard to imagine the consequences of one thing, and (bad results) are often used to describe something that has serious consequences.
Question 7: What does root mean? What will happen after root? ROOT of Android phone: to get the highest authority, just like a computer getting a super administrator! Because manufacturers are afraid that you don't understand the mobile phone system, they set such a permission. Before your mobile phone had ROOT, you were using it as a user. You can only passively use some functions inside, or install some new programs without affecting the overall system. And after ROOT? You become a developer. That means you can edit this phone in depth. You can change the system of the mobile phone. You can allocate the memory of your mobile phone by yourself. You can also delete and uninstall the original software. Even now, the brush of Android system says simply that after your mobile phone is ROOT, you can get the mobile phone system in depth! However, there are bound to be some problems after the Android phone ROOT. What problems will there be? Let's take a look. 1, if you simply use Android phones, because these people basically don't need any functions after ROOT. After the ROOT is passed, it is easy to be infected with viruses. Although the mobile phone without ROOT is also easy to be infected with viruses, it can't destroy your system. 2. If you don't understand the brush machine, don't ROOT it. Because Android has been used for so long. The only advantage of finding ROOT is to brush a new baseband or system. Taste it, that's all. The brush machine itself is risky. If you don't understand the brush machine, you will blindly ROOT it. If you brush it indiscriminately, you will have no place to cry. 4, the last point, you must pay considerable attention! Because if your mobile phone is ROOT, the manufacturer will no longer guarantee it. Because you have changed the basic system of your mobile phone without authorization, when you ROOT successfully. The mobile phone will really be yours completely.
Question 8: What do you mean, you don't have to worry about the result? To be more specific, I am confident that the result must be the same as I think, so don't worry.
Question 9: What does influence mean? Influence.
People's behavior will be greatly influenced by their peers or peers. If people find that a certain behavior has become a popular behavior among their peers, they will often follow suit. Psychologists call this influence "peer influence".
Viadas Griskevicius and Robert B.Cialdini found that peer influence is not only a sociological or psychological problem, but also has important enlightening value for enterprise management. Many business executives ignore the great potential of peer influence at some critical moments, such as trying to influence others' behavior or trying to explain the reasons for their own behavior. Although some smart managers have been aware of the fact that people will be influenced by the same kind of people, if they don't really realize the potential role of herd mentality and popular trends, they may make serious mistakes in formulating policies.
If we underestimate the role of peer influence, it will hinder managers from using "persuasion skills" to change people's behavior powerfully, otherwise it will gain a lot. An experiment conducted in a hotel proved this point. One hotel tried to get customers to reuse towels. At first, the hotel asked customers to do this on the bulletin board for three reasons: customers should protect the ecological environment, or save energy for the next generation, or ask customers to cooperate with the hotel to save money. But none of them explicitly mentioned that most customers have actually reused towels when possible. The impact of billboards is limited, and the waste of towels is still not small. As a result, an experiment was carried out: the experimenter placed three different signs in different rooms. The first one said, please reuse towels to help protect the environment; The second said, please reuse towels and maintain the environment with us; The third one says, please reuse towels with other customers to protect the environment. The third billboard actually adopts the strategy of peer influence. As a result, the rate of reusing towels in the room with the third signboard increased by 34%. This shows that peer influence can be a powerful lever to promote change in enterprise management.
In uncertain times, peer influence will be greatly enhanced. When people are at a loss about what is happening around them, they usually don't ask their own confused hearts, but seek answers from outsiders. Therefore, when the business environment has undergone major changes due to unforeseen events such as mergers and acquisitions, recent laws and regulations, and new competitors, employees will actively ask their colleagues how to deal with such changes. This means that if enterprise managers master the initiative in this respect and actively deploy the dissemination of certain information, they can greatly gain persuasion leverage. Managers should realize that in uncertain times, the most effective way to influence employees is not from the upper level, but from people around employees, so they should carefully choose the way of information dissemination.
This also has obvious enlightenment for marketers. When consumers don't know much about a new brand, new product or new service, they are especially vulnerable to peer influence. The invention of shopping cart illustrates this problem. At first, Sylvan Goldman, the inventor of shopping trolley, noticed that customers would give up shopping once they thought their shopping bags were too heavy, so after inventing the shopping trolley, he first put it in a prominent position in the store and used a signboard to remind people of it, but it didn't yield good results and few people used it. Later, Sylvan Goldman came up with a plan: he hired some customers to push shopping carts around the city, and as a result, his customers followed suit, and this invention quickly swept the United States. Nowadays, this marketing strategy based on peer influence is a form of word-of-mouth advertising-buzz marketing. If enterprises don't use buzz marketing, they should decisively use survey data with peer influence, such as customer satisfaction rate and preference score. McDonald's and Burger King usually use these data carefully just before the large-scale promotion of their new menus, and finally have a strong influence on the target customers.