According to urban scene news, fans picked up idols at the airport, and the crowd was commotion and screaming. This seemingly crazy star-chasing chaos has various illegal behaviors hidden behind it.
Recently, a woman from Ningdu County, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province was selling artist’s flight itineraries online and was quickly seized by the public security organs.
On the day of the incident, the local cyber security police were conducting backend inspections of the online platform and discovered that someone was selling artist flight information. The police immediately launched an investigation and successfully identified and arrested the suspect Guo.
Guo explained that after using illegal means to obtain the artist’s personal identity information, she inquired about the artist’s flight itinerary at the airport’s self-service ticket machine or on the official website of the airline, and posted it in the star-chasing group and support group on social software. This information is sold.
After investigation, from October 2023 to April 2024, Guo sold a total of more than 800 pieces of artist flight itinerary information at a price of 3 to 6 yuan each, and made illegal gains of more than 4,000 yuan.
Currently, Guo is suspected of infringing on citizens’ personal information and has been subject to criminal coercive measures by the public security organs in accordance with the law.
Zhang Shilong, captain of the Network Security Brigade of Ningdu County Public Security Bureau in Ganzhou City, said, "Citizens' personal information is not a cash cow used to make profits. Any infringement of citizens' personal information is illegal, and in serious cases it even constitutes a crime."
Police As a reminder, the general public should increase their awareness of personal information protection, understand relevant laws and regulations, and not participate in the sale or purchase of any personal information.
