In recent years, individual officers and men have made friends through the Internet, replaced real interpersonal communication with virtual "man-machine communication", and replaced "face to face" with "key to key" to find the so-called true feelings, which has hidden dangers of leaking secrets. Network is a double-edged sword. As a soldier, we should put an end to online dating, prevent the disclosure of military identity and avoid the problem of leaking secrets. Relevant laws and regulations clearly stipulate that soldiers are not allowed to seek marriage, apply for a job or make friends in the mass media, and internal regulations. All officers and men must strictly abide by it.
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At the beginning of May, an airplane regiment in shenyang military area command actively educated and guided officers and men in terms of who made friends online, why they were keen on making friends online, and how to guide them, which effectively put an end to this illegal phenomenon.
The group divides people who make friends online into four categories: first, unmarried cadres, mainly government officials, because they have relatively more free time; Secondly, public service personnel, mainly drivers, clerks and correspondents, can use mobile phones because of their work needs, and they take the opportunity to use mobile phones to surf the Internet; Third, the backbone of the squad leader, mostly married noncommissioned officers, because of the long-term separation between the two places, chatting with family members online is more convenient and economical; Fourth, people who perform tasks outside have more free time because they are out of the collective life, and their mobile phones have become an entertainment tool in their leisure time, which is convenient for chatting online with them.
There are six main ways for these four types of people to make friends: 79. 1% use instant messaging tools, 10.3% use forums and chat rooms, 9. 1% use online dating sites,1%use blogs in Weibo, and 0.4% use blogs in. 79.5% use mobile phones to surf the Internet, and 12.3% use wireless network cards. The survey also showed that many officers and men said that they would choose to chat online in their spare time if conditions permitted.
There are four main opportunities on the internet: one is spare time. Kill time by chatting online and making friends. The second is when visiting relatives on vacation. Stay away from organization and management, have convenient internet access conditions and have a good "addiction". The third is when you are on vacation. Individual officers and men use the opportunity of leave to communicate with netizens. The fourth is when you are hit by setbacks. A few officers and men are introverted and unwilling to communicate with their comrades around them when they encounter setbacks. Instead, I confided to netizens and felt that the virtual world was the most reliable. An airplane group in shenyang military area command actively guides officers and men to put an end to online dating.
● Explore "diving" on the Internet
The author "dived" in some dating chat websites and forum communities for several days, trying to understand the current situation, prompt the harm and warn the officers and men. It should be noted that due to the virtual nature of the network, some phenomena and examples involved in this paper cannot be determined to be committed by soldiers.
The author searched and browsed the posts online and found that some netizens regretted making friends online-
The netizen named "Snow Mountain Red Arrow" posted a post about "Bitter Water": he registered information on a marriage website with a try attitude, marked "soldier" status in the occupation column, and left contact information. As a result, he soon received more than 20 wedding letters, and the phone kept calling every day. After the army leaders learned about it, they dealt with it accordingly and ordered them to cancel the marriage information on the website. After more than a month, he often received some pyramid schemes and fraud messages on his mobile phone.
Netizens who call themselves "soldiers" posted that they are "campus poets", and their works have been highly praised by their classmates. A few years ago, he set up a blog on the Internet and published his usual literary works on the blog to share with netizens, which attracted many "fans". And almost every day, someone contacted him and said that he wanted to make friends with him or sell books, which annoyed him. Later, he shut down his personal blog at the request of his superiors. Understand the current situation of individual "soldiers" making friends online from the Internet.
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Military online dating: great harm, law and discipline can not be tolerated
Network leakage has increasingly become a major problem facing all countries in the world. Restricting and managing military personnel's use of the Internet is also a common practice in all countries. For example, the US military stationed in Iraq once issued a "blog ban". In 2008, the Canadian military warned its soldiers to use Internet social networking sites carefully and not to reveal their military status. 20 10 10 in June, the Israeli military issued an order prohibiting all soldiers, including senior generals, from using social networking sites.
The regulations and restrictions on military personnel's online dating, especially online dating, are becoming more and more strict in various countries, because the technology of online stealing secrets is becoming more and more advanced and intelligent. For example, online "fishing" means that secret thieves collect information by setting traps to lure some people who don't know the truth to provide confidential information. The common method is to post a sensitive or wrong confidential information on the Internet, invite netizens to participate in prize-winning analysis and discussion or provide photos in kind. If the awareness of prevention is not strong and the vigilance is not high, it is easy to fall into the trap and leak. Detailed input
Military online friends: strictly observe discipline and beware of leaks.
It is a proposition that soldiers can't make friends online. The internal affairs regulations clearly stipulate that soldiers "are not allowed to seek marriage, apply for a job or make friends in the mass media".
As an active soldier, it is natural to strictly abide by the regulations, not to mention. However, understanding its harm from the technical level is more conducive to officers and men to enhance their consciousness of putting an end to online dating behavior.
First of all, the Internet is a virtual world, and anyone can speak and make friends online in a virtual capacity. This invisible and anonymous way of surfing the Internet will inevitably lead to a series of problems such as online fraud and online "fishing". Among them, some people with ulterior motives attract corrupt officers and soldiers under the banner of marriage and friendship to achieve their ulterior motives.
Secondly, dating sites often require users to fill in detailed personal information and upload personal photos when registering. In this way, if officers and men register online, it is inevitable to fill in information including personal name, position, unit name, army address, telephone number and so on. Or upload photos of individuals wearing military uniforms, laying a hidden danger for revealing military identity and leaking secrets on the Internet, and may be used by others.
Thirdly, some dating sites do not promise to keep the information of registered users confidential, and lack adequate information security protection measures. What's more, there are a lot of Trojan viruses on the web page, waiting for people who don't know to "trap themselves". Once officers and men log on to such a website to browse, register and spread, the harm is even greater and the consequences are more serious. Detailed input
Social networks: soldiers are not allowed in.
Renren.com Kaixin.com QQ Space ... Today, with the rise of social networking sites, people's social ways have been gradually changed. Many people start to contact old friends and make new friends through the Internet, and expand and maintain social relationships through social networking sites. However, no matter how lively social networking sites are, it is also a "forbidden zone" for the vast number of officers and men. The newly revised internal affairs regulations stipulate that soldiers "are not allowed to seek marriage, apply for jobs or make friends in the mass media".
Why is it so strict? First of all, officers and men who participate in online social activities will inevitably submit personal information and materials when registering users on social networking sites. Some information, such as military identification number, graduation school, unit name, address, etc. , can easily expose the military identity of army officers and soldiers. Secondly, in the current complex network environment, some hostile forces and lawless elements always regard soldiers as the object of infiltration, corrosion and wooing. Some dating websites openly appear posts recruiting military men and women, confusing officers and soldiers to participate, thus exposing their military identity. This is tantamount to actively providing opportunities for network enemy agents to obtain military intelligence. Moreover, when officers and men communicate and share their work and life with friends and classmates through the Internet social platform, they may inadvertently reveal the nature of their work, and the photos released will also expose the relevant information of the troops. "The speaker has no intention, but the listener has intention". Once these seemingly fragmentary information is collected and sorted by hostile elements with ulterior motives, it will become an important source for foreign intelligence agencies to obtain our military intelligence. Detailed input
Regulations and policies
Daily service regulations (for barracks)
Article 135 Soldiers should consciously resist the erosion of harmful information. They should not listen to or watch radio and television programs with political problems outside the country (territory), engage in marriage, job hunting and making friends in the mass media, surf the Internet in local Internet cafes without authorization, log on to illegal websites to browse harmful information such as violence, pornography and superstition, open websites, webpages, blogs and forums on the Internet, or spread information with political problems such as political rumors.
Article 204 The army should take effective measures such as examination and approval for the record, standardizing the use occasions, setting up signs prohibiting broadcasting, shielding signals and so on, and strictly control the use and management of mobile phones. If it is really necessary to use public mobile phones because of work needs, it must be approved by the person in charge of the unit above the regiment level and reported to the command organ of the subordinate unit for the record.
The use of mobile phones shall comply with the following provisions (omitted).
205th military units and personnel using the Internet shall strictly abide by the following provisions:
(seven) it is strictly forbidden to store information showing the identity of military personnel on networked computers;
(8) It is forbidden to publish or disseminate classified information on the Internet;
Disciplinary regulations
Article 92 Whoever violates the confidentiality provisions of the state and the army, although it has not caused the consequences of losing or leaking secrets, but endangers the security of military secrets, and the circumstances are relatively minor, shall be given a warning and severe warning; If the circumstances are serious or involve top secret matters, demerits and gross demerits shall be given; If the circumstances are serious, demotion (rank) and demotion (rank) shall be given.
Violation of the confidentiality provisions of the state and the army, resulting in leaks, leaks, if the circumstances are minor, given demerits, gross demerits; If the circumstances are serious or involve top secret matters, demotion (rank) and demotion (rank) shall be given; If the circumstances are serious, he shall be removed from his post.
Article 93 Anyone who uses a mobile phone or the Internet in violation of regulations, if the circumstances are minor, shall be given a warning or severe warning; If the circumstances are serious, demerits and gross demerits shall be given; If the circumstances are serious, demotion (rank) and demotion (rank) shall be given.
Crime prevention ordinance
Article 32 Item (9) shall not participate in making friends activities carried out by local radio stations, television stations, newspapers, websites and other mass media.
Article 36 ..... It is strictly forbidden to chat online, register domain names or open personal websites or webpages as soldiers, so as to prevent the occurrence of problems such as spreading harmful information online, revealing military secrets and engaging in illegal activities.
"Ten Prohibitions" to Prevent Network Leaks
Ten, it is strictly prohibited to open a blog online as a soldier, chat and make friends, and apply for a job.
Law on guarding state secrets
Article 48 Whoever violates the provisions of this Law and commits any of the following acts shall be punished according to law; If the case constitutes a crime, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law:
(seven) transmitting state secrets on public information networks such as the Internet or wired or wireless communication without security measures.