Posting certain sensitive or controversial information online may cause others to suffer online violence, human flesh search, harassment, or other forms of centralized attacks. The following are some types of information that may cause such risks： --- ### **1. Personal privacy information** -**Specific content**: Disclose the real name, ID number, home address, telephone number, work unit, social media account, medical records, etc. of others without permission. -**Risk**: It may be used for human flesh search, telephone harassment, offline harassment, or identity theft. -**Example**： -Expose someone's private photos or chat history. -Disclose the home address of others and incite a “crusade”. --- ### **2. Controversial remarks or accusations** -**Specific content**： -Unverified negative allegations (such as “someone is a liar” and “a company fakes fraud”). -Inflammatory remarks involving gender antagonism, regional discrimination, racism, and religious contradictions. -Extreme judgments of the morals and behaviors of others (such as labels such as ”junior three“ and ”unfilial son"). -**Risk**: It may cause group anger and cause the parties to be verbally abused, threatened or killed. -**Example**： -Accuse someone of “cheating” on a public platform but lack evidence. -Publish remarks with regional discrimination (such as “everyone in a certain place is a thief”). --- ### **3. Sensitive content involving public figures or organizations** -**Specific content**： -Negative news about celebrities, Internet celebrities, companies or government agencies (especially unconfirmed “black material”). -Spreading conspiracy theories or rumors (such as “a celebrity participates in illegal activities”). -**Risk**: It may cause organized attacks by fan groups, opposing camps, or extreme netizens. -**Example**： -Fabricating a fake scandal of a certain star, causing fans to tear each other apart. -Spreading false information about a brand's “humiliation of China” and inciting resistance. --- ### **4. One-sided information that incites emotions** -**Specific content**： -Videos, screenshots, or text taken out of context, deliberately guiding a negative interpretation of someone. -Use moral kidnapping (such as ”it's not the Chinese who don't turn around") to create public opinion pressure. -**Risk**: It may mislead the emotions of netizens and cause the parties to be collectively attacked. -**Example**： -Intercept fragments of other people's remarks, distort their original meaning and label them as "traitors”. -Posted a video of “the elderly being abused” but concealed the causes and consequences, causing an online storm. --- ### **5. Content involving vulnerable groups or sensitive issues** -**Specific content**： -Discriminatory remarks against people with disabilities, sexual minorities, the poor, etc. -Cold-blooded ridicule or false information about disasters or tragic events (such as “an accident is retribution”). -**Risk**: It touches the bottom line of social morality and causes large-scale condemnation. -**Example**： -Ridicule patients with depression for being "hypocritical”, causing them to be attacked. -Fabricated rumors of “embezzlement of donations” after the disaster, triggering a siege of charities. --- ### **6. Maliciously report or instigate an attack** -**Specific content**： -