When it came to information security, many ordinary people sometimes did not care at all. Many even believed that ordinary people's information security could not possibly affect national information security, that the two were entirely separate concepts.
In fact, that was wrong. Ordinary people's information security was just as important.
To ordinary people, they often did not even know what information security they had. Losing a few things did not seem important.
But in reality, ordinary people's security was equally vital. For example, Jiang Yan Hai could easily hack an ordinary person's phone. Modern phones, whether their microphones, cameras, or positioning systems, could all be used to help monitor important people nearby or locate important individuals.
Moreover, certain foreign special departments could even use ordinary people's phones to spread countless rumors and gather a great deal of classified information through them.
That was the importance of ordinary people's information security. Although a considerable portion of domestic phone users currently used Apple phones, as for Samsung... Samsung had very few users left in China.
Samsung had once held nearly the largest market share in China. But after one wrong move, it was almost impossible for it to reenter this market.
Apple's user base was also declining now. The rest of the market was practically dominated by domestic smartphones. If all these phone users could be upgraded to the Nuwa System, it would mean that the information security of this segment of ordinary citizens would be absolutely guaranteed.
Jiang Yan Hai raised his wrist and checked the watch on it. When he saw that the countdown had reached zero, he immediately strode into the venue. It was a small conference hall.
Before Jiang Yan Hai entered, more than a hundred people were already seated below. They were representatives from China's major mobile