A few days ago, the Capital Internet Police reminded us, "The test results of this small program are random. The so-called test is actually a lie and is used to steal user information.

A few days ago, a program to test the left and right brains broke the circle of friends. Citizens log in through authorization, enter the program and do multiple choice questions, and finally get the test results. Attentive netizens found that the same answer was selected in several tests, but the results were different. In response, the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau's official Weibo "Capital Cyber ​​Police" issued a document saying that the test results of this small program are random. The so-called test is actually a lie and is used to steal user information. Currently, the program has been disabled.

Test reveals that left and right brain codes are random

Through the WeChat screenshot, I saw that this "left and right brain age test" has a total of 9 questions, and each question has 2-4 options. Questions include: "Is this man's eyes in a straight line?", "Which vertical line is vertical in the cube?", "Can you see the letters in the picture?", "The kitchen supplies in the picture What color is it? "," Which Mona Lisa is looking at you in the picture? "Etc. The reporter saw that some citizens obtained the result of "the left brain is 32 years old and the right brain is 12 years old" after testing. In addition, there are people who post "Left Brain 16 years old, Right Brain 42 years old", "Left Brain 30 years old, Right Brain 5 years old", "Left Brain 65 years old, Right Brain 8 years old" and "Left Brain 39 years old, "The right brain is 22 years old" and several other results.

However, the reporter found that, after the "left and right brain age test" mini-games became popular, some netizens quickly released a picture saying that some programmers "picked out" the test code of this mini-game. The code for random numbers says that the ages of the left and right brains are randomly assigned numbers, rather than the results of scientific analysis based on the subject.

Police remind netizens to beware of privacy leaks

What is the purpose of the test? Netizens have speculated that someone asked the capital police on Weibo, "Is this program a phishing software?"

A few days ago, the Capital Internet Police reminded us, "The test results of this small program are random. The so-called test is actually a lie used to steal user information. Run around and tell your little friends around you. This test is not reliable." Police It is explained that when netizens authorize login before accepting the test, a lot of personal information such as QQ number, mobile phone number, name, birthday, etc. will be obtained by the program background. "Remind the public not to authorize the login of these programs easily, so as not to cause losses." At present, the program has been stopped by WeChat.