{"id":199,"date":"2017-05-05T02:49:49","date_gmt":"2017-05-04T18:49:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.hiredchina.com\/articles\/2017\/05\/05\/police-warning-13-taboos-on-using-wechat-2\/"},"modified":"2017-05-05T02:49:49","modified_gmt":"2017-05-04T18:49:49","slug":"police-warning-13-taboos-on-using-wechat-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.hiredchina.com\/articles\/police-warning-13-taboos-on-using-wechat-2\/","title":{"rendered":"Police Warning: 13 Taboos on Using WeChat"},"content":{"rendered":"

Police Warning: 13 Taboos on Using WeChat<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

 Police Warning: 13 Taboos on Using WeChat<\/h2>\n

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1. Avoid incurring obligations: Never post any radical content or pictures, especially some \u201cred\u201d content on politics. Stay out of troubles.<\/p>\n

2. Never spread any untrue gossips: “Three People Make a Tiger”, a Chinese wisdom means that rumors are really frightful things, and often hide the truth, even bring the parties needless trouble. Carefully mind your p’s and q’s.<\/p>\n

3. Against vulgarity: Never forward any vulgar content, because your context is a reflector of your own implied taste.<\/p>\n

4. Never post any advertising link or promote any products, especially the false or over exaggerated advertisements<\/p>\n

5. Never curse people: do not force anyone to retweet your work, for example: if you forward the post, you\u2019ll be in luck or you\u2019ll make a great future. Otherwise, you\u2019ll\u2026 This is a completely taboo on WeChat.<\/p>\n

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6. Do not induce others to retweet by promising beneficial things, including collecting likes, comments or forwarding for lucky money\u2026.<\/p>\n

7. Privacy disclosure is forbidden: never post any private content or images without the permission of the parties. You may be involved in a lawsuit on portraiture rights and human rights.<\/p>\n

8. Retweet after \u201clike\u201d: if you intend to forward a fantastic post or picture, keep in mind \u201cdo it after like it\u201d. This is courtesy, and also cultivation.<\/p>\n

9. Courtesy demands reciprocity: Do not just perform as a \u201cviewer\u201d of others\u2019 posts. Try to post yourself. When others \u201cgreets\u201d you, response as soon as possible.<\/p>\n

10. Try not posting any personal trivial things or troubles. You\u2019ll not only affect the moods of friends, waste their time, but also expose too much private information arbitrarily.<\/p>\n

11. Do not post any information involves state or company secrets, even improper for a one-to-one message. Because there’s always the chance the secrets being leaked out. After all, it\u2019s the days of information and network.<\/p>\n

12. Collect those classical and valuable content. Make a good habit of always reading and thinking, and of constant self-improvement.<\/p>\n

13. Never let WeChat control your life. Everything is a double-edged sword. Appropriate time on WeChat better serves your life. Don\u2019t be a phubber, terribly impact your normal life.<\/p>\n

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