Infinite 1000-meter robot, wiped out the human traffickers at the start.

He immediately opened the live streaming company's backend and looked at it. When he saw a series of bank card numbers, his eyes widened in surprise.

Before he could say anything more, a person rushed in from the direction of the door; it was the company's finance officer.

"Boss, something terrible has happened!" the accountant shouted.

The livestreaming company owner's face turned pale instantly. He turned around and asked in a trembling voice, "How much balance is left in the company's bank account?"

The finance person was surprised that the boss already knew about it; he rushed over as soon as he received the news.

"Boss, there's not a single penny left in the company account. All the money has been mysteriously transferred out."

Upon hearing this, everyone in the office erupted in uproar.

"What? The company is out of money? What will happen to our salaries?"

"Yeah, I hope this company doesn't go bankrupt and go out of business."

"The boss just called the police saying that someone else has also withdrawn money from his account. Does that mean the boss is broke?"

"Impossible, right? Our boss has a lot of influence; he should be able to borrow money from the bank."

Everyone whispered to the people next to them, their eyes fixed worriedly on their boss.

However, the boss of the live streaming company didn't have time to deal with these employees at this point, and he quickly opened his other bank apps.

The next moment, the owner of the live streaming company fainted.

The live-streaming company owner was quickly revived by the combined efforts of everyone.

The company boss stared blankly at the computer screen for a long time after waking up.

He lost all the money in his bank cards, and years of hard work vanished in an instant.

The balances in those cards are all linked to a backend system that automatically pays out money if the item is fake. Even if he wanted to find the people who bought the items to get the money back, it would probably be very difficult.

However, he was still unwilling to accept it. It was his own money, and he had never linked any compensation information in the backend.

This must have been done by a hacker, yes, a hacker.

Thinking of this, his mind started working again.

He took out his phone and dialed the police again.

"Hello, police! I need to report a crime. Hackers have transferred tens of millions of dollars from our company account, and money has also been stolen from my personal account. Several of my bank cards have been fraudulently used. Please come quickly!"

On the other hand, the police took the matter very seriously as soon as they heard about it.

However, they soon realized that this person was the one who had just called the police, and they immediately frowned.

The other party reported to the police that the money had been stolen, but according to their investigation, the money was linked to compensation information, so how could it have been stolen? Is there some other hidden story behind this?

Upon investigation, the police immediately discovered evidence that the other party had previously sent Li Ye information about selling counterfeit goods.

"These guys are definitely crying wolf. They must have accidentally manipulated this 'one-for-ten' payout' scheme, and now they regret it and want the police to help them recover the money. Ha, they're dreaming."

"Exactly, these capitalists are really despicable. They all sell counterfeit goods and deceive netizens."

"What should we do? How should we handle this for them?"

"What else can we do? The other party has called the police, so we have to investigate. But this is easy to handle; we can just contact the live streaming company and retrieve the backend information."

The police quickly contacted the live streaming platform, which also took the matter very seriously. They quickly had the company's technical department investigate and found that there was absolutely no problem and the data was all normal.

The police were equally displeased; someone had filed a false police report for selling counterfeit goods. Soon, the police set out and arrested the owner of the live-streaming company.

unambiguous evidence!

Li Ye began cleaning up those people's accounts; these guys were prone to making a comeback as soon as they had an account.

The other person's account has only been banned for now; it will still have many fans once it's unbanned.

He directly ordered Yaomi Network to disconnect all fan data from the other party's database.

So even if those live streams get their accounts reinstated, seeing zero followers will probably be quite a sight.

Meanwhile, the same thing happened not only to this live streaming company, but also to other streamers who were not banned.

As everyone frantically sought solutions, the video company seemed to realize the seriousness of the problem.

However, they cannot admit that it was a problem with their system, otherwise they would have to bear the cost of the compensation.

The problem can only be attributed to the streamers themselves; there are no technical issues involved.

Of course, privately they had the technical department start an emergency investigation, but the result was obvious: nothing was found, and everything was normal.

However, for short video platforms, creating idols has never been a difficult task.

Even if these livestreamers disappear, you can still monetize traffic by simply promoting some ordinary internet celebrities.

As for bringing down all those counterfeit companies, that's simply unrealistic.

It's not that it's impossible, but rather that it's unrealistic.

It's really difficult for the whole country to fill the market gap in a short period of time by relying solely on those companies; we can only do it step by step.

Moreover, human nature is the most unreliable thing. Even a company that does business honestly may change its mindset and ideas once it makes enough money.

When the market is large enough, every penny saved will become a huge amount of money. Do you think he might counterfeit it or use cheaper and lower-quality materials instead?

It's too difficult to get those bosses to have a conscience.

However, he can make it so that if those bosses want to make money, they must have the ability to produce products with integrity.

With this in mind, Li Ye had an idea, and a new app called "All Things Compendium" appeared online that could be downloaded and installed automatically.

Users can obtain detailed information about a product simply by installing the app and scanning it.

Of course, most of the information needs to be detected by the product through in-depth scanning by the Yaomi robot, and then summarized according to the Yaomi Network's global database to obtain a detailed test report.

As for product installation, that's even simpler.

As soon as he had the idea, the All Things Compendium APP began to be automatically installed on the mobile phones of all ordinary people.

Li Ye's action instantly made many people across the country discover that a new app had appeared on their phones.

Many people were confused. Some wondered if they had downloaded it by accident, while others suspected it was a virus and uninstalled it directly.

Many people clicked to check it out out of curiosity, but when they learned that it was an app for authenticating products, many people's first reaction was disbelief.

How can you tell if a product is genuine or fake just by looking at a photo? This isn't science fiction.

With a try-it-out mentality, many people directly scanned the food placed in front of them.

"Beef jerky is made from tofu skin..."

"This beverage is made from a mixture of various additives..."

"Bread ingredients...production date..."

"Pants...material source...origin...quality..."