These days, ordinary people actually had very little privacy. Whatever they searched for or browsed online was summarized by big data, then sold to online media platforms or shopping malls.
Then products they liked or wanted to buy would be pushed to them.
For the Blue White Society, doing something like this was incredibly easy. All the Tieba forums Chen Mo frequented, the websites he often visited, and the chat groups he was active in had people planted there by the Blue White Society.
The Tieba forum went without saying. That famous big shot was a police officer himself, and when his superior assigned this as a task, he immediately wrote up the post—even though the incident had never happened.
Chen Mo clicked on it, browsed for more than three minutes, and was immediately censored.
The group was even simpler. The Blue White Society directly bought the group, along with the account of one of its active administrators.
That administrator might have been extremely reluctant to give up the account, but in the face of five hundred thousand yuan, he was suddenly more than willing.
Not only that, he cooperated very well and even offered to make the trip himself and disappear for a while.
After all, the Blue White Society had produced a confidential agreement issued by the Ministry of State Security. Even after the incident ended, he would have to keep the matter buried in his stomach.
The next day, Chen Mo leisurely went to open his haunted house. Once there were more customers, he heard someone discussing the matter of Room 1904.
They said the room was haunted, and that another person had disappeared last night.
After all, it was perfectly normal for some people who visited haunted houses to take an interest in supernatural incidents. Gradually,