Shen Bing smiled. "Here's the thing. A while ago, my company partnered with Rongcheng City on a Smart City development project. Although we're responsible for implementing it, the original contract requires each department's internal data to be stored on a private network. Now I'd like to put some of the Smart Security data to use. Could you put in a word with them, Secretary Jiang?"
Secretary Jiang sounded a little surprised. "What can you do with Smart Security data?"
Shen Bing smiled. "Let me give you a simple example. If someone jaywalks, or rides a bicycle or motorcycle outside the designated lanes, the chips in our Smart Security terminals can identify them precisely. Then we'll put them on the blacklist. That's just one application. There's plenty more we can do—it all depends on whether you're willing to share the data."
Secretary Jiang thought for a moment. "Can you guarantee the security of this data?"
"Of course!" Shen Bing replied immediately. "I guarantee none of it will be released to the public. Apart from letting the user view the relevant images and videos once, they'll never be shown again."
"All right! I'll put in a word for you. I doubt there'll be any problem," Secretary Jiang said. "Actually, you could have approached the Rongcheng Public Security Bureau yourself. I think they would agree too."
Shen Bing smiled. "It's easier with you putting in a word."
"You rascal!" Secretary Jiang chuckled, then hung up.
At around two that afternoon, an announcement appeared on Phantom Immortal Technology's official website.
"Dragon Scale Security Software's red list and blacklist modules are now officially active. These modules will automatically record certain user behaviors online and in real life, and intelligently evaluate them. Users with good habits will earn points, while those who behave uncivilly will