Zhuimi Technology: Water army organization hires students to post fake comments in bulk, paying 3 yuan per comment.

Chasing Technology today released a statement on the investigation of online water army infringement activities, stating that recently, multiple online platforms have organized and conducted a large-scale network water army behavior targeting Chasing Technology, including posting negative reviews and criticisms. In response to this, Chasing Technology has cooperated with relevant departments to conduct investigations and collect evidence in various locations. According to statements from individuals involved, such as Tang and Ji, they were hired and instructed by the water army organization to fabricate fake product experiences and post untrue comments in order to gain improper benefits. The water army organization hired students and unemployed individuals to distribute tasks through online platforms. Hired individuals were paid 3 yuan per comment to fabricate and post false comments in the Chasing Technology comment section without actually purchasing or using the related robot vacuum products. Examples of the fabricated comments include "Ecovacs T80s is a blind buy! A ceiling-mounted sweep and mop at a price of 3000~" and others. The individuals involved have acknowledged their mistakes and actively provided clues to assist relevant departments in the investigation. The case is currently under further investigation and processing. Chasing Technology stated, "For any organized online water army and promoters engaging in paid posting, malicious marketing, commercial defamation, etc., we will continue to use legal tools to protect our legitimate rights and fully cooperate with relevant departments to handle the case in accordance with the law."