this is so worrying I mean, who wants their personal data just sitting out there waiting to be stolen? i think its even more shocking that the chinese government didn't catch it they should have some kind of monitoring system in place to prevent this kind of thing from happening. and what about pinduoduo's response? removing the malware is a good start but shouldn't they have been doing that in the first place? also, i feel bad for those engineers who got fired they probably didn't even know their code was being used to spy on people
I'm not surprised that Pinduoduo had a malware issue, tbh . It just goes to show how connected our online lives are, and we need to be more vigilant about protecting ourselves from these kinds of threats. On the bright side, it looks like Pinduoduo took swift action to remove the malware and take disciplinary action against those responsible . That's a good sign that they're taking steps to prevent this kind of thing from happening again. The fact that regulators didn't detect it earlier is a bit concerning, but we can use this as an opportunity to strengthen cybersecurity laws and regulations in China . Maybe it'll even lead to more transparency and accountability in the tech industry .
this is so worrying I mean, who wants their personal data just sitting out there waiting to be stolen? 
i think its even more shocking that the chinese government didn't catch it they should have some kind of monitoring system in place to prevent this kind of thing from happening. 
and what about pinduoduo's response? removing the malware is a good start but shouldn't they have been doing that in the first place? 
also, i feel bad for those engineers who got fired they probably didn't even know their code was being used to spy on people 
. It just goes to show how connected our online lives are, and we need to be more vigilant about protecting ourselves from these kinds of threats. On the bright side, it looks like Pinduoduo took swift action to remove the malware and take disciplinary action against those responsible 
. That's a good sign that they're taking steps to prevent this kind of thing from happening again. The fact that regulators didn't detect it earlier is a bit concerning, but we can use this as an opportunity to strengthen cybersecurity laws and regulations in China 
. Maybe it'll even lead to more transparency and accountability in the tech industry 
.