Flow control 12 123 indicates that there are risks in the current operation, which are mainly caused by mobile phone root. Root is similar to jailbreak, which can help users bypass the restrictions of mobile phone manufacturers, uninstall the software pre-installed by mobile phone manufacturers and run some super-privileged applications.

However, root is also risky. After the mobile phone is booted, some functions may not be used normally, such as not being booted, and the permissions are easily used by Trojans. If the permissions required by 12 123 are restricted, a prompt that the current running environment is at risk will pop up after the software is detected, thus causing 12 123 not to be used normally.

What if there are risks in the current operating environment?

1. In this case, you can uninstall the flow control 12 123, then reinstall it and try logging in again to see if it is feasible.

2. If this happens after the software is updated, you can uninstall the software and install the previous version from the software store. But generally speaking, the latest version is downloaded from the software store. If you want to download version history, you have to download it from other channels, such as network disk installation package, pea pods.

3. If the software version is too low, it can basically be used after upgrading.

4. If the above methods can't be solved, you can only log in with a mobile phone without root, or brush the mobile phone back to its original settings.