Meizu's Li Nan explains that iPhone has not solved the spam problem

A few days ago, a netizen asked a question on Zhihu: "Why are iPhones and iPads still helpless against spam messages in 2019?" He said that he has been an iPhone and iPad user and often receives some inexplicable spam messages. Although he reports these spam messages manually every time, they still continue to occur. He originally thought it was an isolated phenomenon, but in fact, many of his friends are in the same situation.

       So why are Apple's electronic devices unable to deal with spam? Meizu Technology's senior vice president Li Nan answered on Zhihu: Spam identification now basically relies on social reporting mechanisms, which means that it can be encrypted during all the transmission processes, but when the user sees it, it must be decrypted. Whether it is spam or not is up to the user to judge, and just give him a report button.

       This means that the sending address will be uploaded to the server. If it is reported too many times within a certain period of time, the server will consider it as the source of spam messages and list it in the database. Next, we can block the information or downgrade it to a spam receiving folder that does not send push messages, which can effectively solve the problem of spam messages. Therefore, even if the personal information transmission process is encrypted, as long as the user is given a report button, the blocking of spam messages will be effective, which can gradually reduce the generation of spam messages.