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Li Xingping finally couldn't stand the pressure and sold hao123 to Haobo Technology for million yuan.

After Li Xingping signed the contract, Haobo Technology immediately changed its attitude. Before, it was indifferent and looked down on hao123, but as soon as the contract was signed, Haobo Technology's operations were so fast that it was dazzling.

Haobo Technology first commissioned a professional auditing company in Guangdong Province to complete the acquisition audit as quickly as possible, then paid Li Xingping 1300 million yuan in acquisition money, and then transferred the hao123 domain name. Immediately afterwards, Haobo Technology directly redirected the hao123 domain name and set this domain name to permanently jump to pp123.

This technology is very simple to implement. Overnight, 95% of the market share of the entire navigation website was in the hands of Haobo Technology. However, this news did not cause a sensation in the industry. As early as when Haobo Technology was doing pp123, everyone believed that Haobo Technology had lost its innovativeness. Now that it has acquired hao123, it still has not changed everyone's views. Instead, it makes industry peers feel that Haobo Technology is going astray. What's the point of getting 95% of the navigation website market share? This low-end, low-tech website will sooner or later be abandoned by users.

But the next day, Haobo Technology's approach changed.

There have been some minor adjustments to the various classified websites on pp123. The most important display boxes are all first-tier portal websites. Whether it is the previous hao123 or the previous pp123, all first-tier websites including Sina.com will be displayed here, and not only the names but also the logos are displayed. But now Sina.com is gone.

pp123 had never removed the link from Sina for such a long time. Why did it suddenly delete the link from Sina after acquiring hao123?

Subsequently, even bigger news broke out in the industry: Haobo Technology blocked all words and links related to Sina in its entire product line.

For example: When someone is chatting on pp, someone sends a message: "Haobo Technology's pp123 has blocked Sina!"

After the result was sent, the dialog box changed to: "pp123 of Haobo Technology has blocked **!"

"Hey, that's strange, why can't I type Sina?"

"Hey, that's strange, why can't I type it?"

"Damn it! Haobo Technology has blocked Sina!"

The inner monologue of the person chatting at this time is: I just added a dot, and you blocked it?

I'm sorry, Zhou Hao had already guessed the method someone would think of, so in the blocking logic he personally formulated, not only the Chinese characters "新.浪" were blocked, but there was also a bigger logic, which is: between the two Chinese characters "新" and "浪", there are pure symbols mixed in between. No matter what symbols are added or how many are added, the characters "新" and "浪" are used as the position, and all the symbols in the middle are blocked.

In other words, a combination like xin.sina with a “.” in the middle will be blocked, and the same applies to a combination like xin.sina with two “.” in the middle.

Not only that! The combination of %Sina, @Sina, $Sina, ^Sina, and Sina will also be completely wiped out.

For these Internet insiders, they almost collapsed. They tried a lot and added various symbols, but they were still blocked by Haobo Technology. Is this too cruel?

I went crazy and typed "新!$%(ap;^$%#@浪" (new!$%(ap;^$%#@浪)" on the keyboard like I was smashing it, and tried to send it out. Damn, this should work, right? The result was: Sorry, it was still blocked.

There is only one way to crack it, and that is to add Chinese characters in the middle!

That is to say, characters such as "新浪浪" will not be blocked, and "新a浪a网" can also be blocked.

But generally speaking, users' thinking logic is very simple: if the word is blocked, then add an insignificant symbol in the middle, so as not to interfere with the word itself and ensure that the other party understands what you mean. But no one would have thought that symbols would be completely defeated here. Users tried various symbols and failed, so they naturally stopped trying.

This kind of blocking also completely avoids accidental damage. If the user accidentally uses the words "new" and "wave" in the content he posts, as long as they are not adjacent to each other, it will not be blocked by the system.

In addition to blocking Chinese characters, the same blocking logic was used for the English phrase sna. If these four letters were separated only by symbols, they would be blocked no matter how they were separated. Therefore, Sina's links were also completely wiped out in Haobo Technology's product line.

Zhou Hao's shielding logic, let alone looking at the present, even looking at 2020, no one has thought of it, let alone put it into practice. It is simply super-logical, and it is also an extremely powerful and extremely cheap logic.

Fortunately, this logic is only used to block the word "Sina". If it is also used on other phrases, it will drive netizens crazy.

Zhou Hao's blocking logic also sends a message to the industry: Although I am only targeting Sina, if we compare which company has better product logic, I'm sorry, everyone in the entire industry is garbage!

Just as practitioners across the industry were trying to crack Haobo Technology's shielding logic in front of their computers, Sina.com seemed to have just experienced a nuclear attack. Everyone felt extremely nervous because of Haobo Technology's two actions this morning.

hao123 is a navigation website and also the first online bookmark in China. Many users visit any website from pp123 or hao123. Every day, a large number of users come here for browsing but without a clear purpose. When they see a bunch of portal websites on hao123 and are attracted by Sina's name and logo, they click in to take a look, thus adding a UV and several PVs to Sina. However, such user sources have now been completely blocked by Haobo Technology.

For a website, UV refers to a natural person. Theoretically, for a website, a user or an IP address can only be counted once a day, which is equivalent to a visiting user; while PV refers to page views, which is counted according to the number of pages a user visits on this website.

In addition to this type of users, there are also quite a number of users who want to visit Sina, but they cannot remember Sina's domain name, so every time they visit Sina, they first open pp123 or hao123, and then jump from pp123 or hao123. However, this time 123 and hao123 have merged into one, and they cannot find Sina after coming in.

They originally came to read the news, and now that Sina is gone, some of them will go to Baidu to search for Sina, but most of them are too lazy to delve into it and will directly click on other portals to check it out. As a result, Sina has lost another batch of users.

A huge traffic entrance has been closed, and for Sina, the loss of traffic is immeasurable, and even bigger troubles are yet to come. Haobo Technology's entire product line blocks Sina.com, which is an unimaginable blow to Sina.

If pp123 only blocked the traffic entrance of Sina, then the deliberate blocking of other pp products is definitely a fight to the death with Sina.

Now the entire Internet industry has a common understanding: pp means the entire network.

In other words, pp users can basically be equated with all domestic network users. The reason is very simple. pp itself not only covers all young people, but also covers a part of middle-aged and elderly people, while pp games and Happy Farm cover a group of middle-aged and elderly people. Even netizens who used to only know how to trade stocks online have now learned to use pp because they need to communicate in stock trading groups. Multiple products and multiple intersections basically cover all domestic Internet users.

In this case, if Sina is completely blocked in the PP system, what does it mean for Sina? It means that when people chat online, they can no longer talk about Sina. Even if they do, Sina will be blocked. If this blocking continues, Sina will disappear from netizens, and thus continue to lose influence and brand awareness, and finally be gradually forgotten.

It was at this time that Sina realized the consequences of angering Haobo Technology!

The entire industry has finally figured out the real purpose of Haobo Technology in creating pp123 and acquiring hao123. They went through such a big circle, making everyone laugh at them and thinking that they were at their wits' end. The real intention behind this was to strike back at Sina. This kind of behavior of enduring humiliation is simply the most scheming bitch in the Internet industry!