Recently, the relevant business departments of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology held an "Administrative Guidance Meeting on Blocking URL Links", and proposed compliance standards for instant messaging software, requiring all platforms to telemarketing list unblock according to the standards before September 17. On September 17, WeChat released an adjustment statement on the "WeChat External Link Content Management Specification" on both "WeChat School" and "Goose Factory Blackboard News". , a step-by-step 'interconnection scheme'. Now, with Tencent taking the first step to unravel the knot, the other two have not made any public moves so far.
Obstructing the flow of information has always been contrary to the original intention of the Internet, but the reality is that the history of building walls telemarketing list between major Internet platforms is about half the history of the Internet. Can the garbled sharing link phenomenon that has plagued users for years be gone forever? This article attempts to answer the following three questions from a user perspective: How will the user experience change after the external chain is released? What has the Internet experienced, it has become a "internet" that tortures users; How can we achieve true interconnection? 1. Change is better than nothing? Over the past week, how has the wall between the Internet been torn down? We click on Taobao and choose a product to share with WeChat friends for testing.
Click to share on the product page, at this time the page will automatically generate a share picture of the product, the page will also display the sharing methods of "copy link" and "save picture", and display "WeChat", "Moments", "Taoyou Circle" ”, “QQ”, “Weibo”, “Alipay” and other sharing destinations. On the Taobao product page, you can share it to WeChat and QQ in the single chat dialog box by "copying the link", and you can generate a hyperlink and log in directly to your Taobao account to access the product details page to place an order for purchase.