Is China s IoT sharing economy platform real?

The Internet of Things is a general term for an industry, such as automobiles, rice, the Internet and other industries, which are not an organization or a company.

Definition of the Internet of Things: The Internet of Things is an important part of the new generation of information technology, and it is also an important stage of development in the "information" era. Its English name is:

internet of things（iot）”。As the name suggests, the Internet of Things is the Internet of Things. This has two meanings:

First, the core and foundation of the Internet of Things is still the Internet, which is an extension and expansion of the network on the basis of the Internet; Second, its user terminal extends and expands to any item and item for information exchange and communication, that is, the exchange of things. The Internet of Things is widely used in the integration of networks through communication perception technologies such as intelligent perception, recognition technology and ubiquitous computing, so it is also known as the third wave of the development of the world's information industry after computers and the Internet. The Internet of Things is the application expansion of the Internet, and it is not so much a network as the Internet of Things is a business and application.

Therefore, application innovation is the core of the development of the Internet of Things, and innovation with user experience as the core is the soul of the development of the Internet of Things.

Now there are many people doing MLM in the name of the Internet of Things, and I hope everyone will be vigilant.

Definition of MLM: MLM refers to the illegal act of the organizer recruiting personnel, calculating and paying remuneration to the recruited personnel on the basis of the number or performance of the personnel directly or indirectly recruited, or requiring the recruited personnel to pay a certain fee as a condition to obtain the qualification to join. The essence of MLM is "Ponzi **", that is, the money of the latecomer is used to distribute the income of the predecessor.

A new type of pyramid scheme: does not restrict personal freedom, does not collect ID cards and mobile phones, does not take big classes collectively, but uses capital operation as the banner to pull people to cheat money, use luxury cars, wear gold and silver, etc., use money to attract, let your relatives and friends join, and finally let you reach the point of losing all your money.

Only the People's Bank of China has the right to issue currency, and any other enterprise that says that issuing currency is a pyramid scheme**.

The issuance of original shares will not be issued casually, it needs to be operated by a professional ** company, and other individuals say that they can pay money to the original shares is basically a pyramid scheme.

If someone says that this is the original stock currency to send points and ask for personal information or something, it can basically be confirmed that it is a pyramid scheme.

China's Internet of Things sharing economy platform is not a national platform and is not recognized by the state.

State recognition: From the point of view of whether the existing State recognizes the new State: recognition is a unilateral political act of the State. This is because international law does not impose an obligation on States to recognize new States, nor does it give them the right to be recognized by other States.

Whether or not a State recognizes a new State is a matter within its sovereignty and is free to decide in accordance with the needs of international relations and foreign policy. However, once an existing State expresses its recognition of the new State, its conduct is an act of legal significance and produces legal effects.

China's Internet of Things sharing economy platform does not have a commander-in-chief, the Internet of Things is a general term for an industry, such as automobiles, rice, the Internet and other industries, not an organization or a company.

China's Internet of Things sharing economy platform is a pyramid scheme fraud organization with pyramid scheme bosses.

At present, there is no unified definition of the sharing economy. The 2016 Report on the Development of China's Sharing Economy released by the State Information Center pointed out that "the sharing economy refers to the sum of economic activities that use modern information technology such as the Internet to integrate and share massive decentralized idle resources to meet diversified needs.

The 2017 report updated the definition to read: "the sum of economic activities that use modern information technologies such as the Internet, with the sharing of use rights as the main feature, to integrate massive and decentralized resources to meet diversified needs." ”

The biggest change is the removal of 'idleness' and the sharing of usage rights as the main feature. Zhang Xinhong said, "the development of the practice of the sharing economy is significantly faster than the follow-up of theory and policy, as a new way of resource allocation to accelerate the flow of factors and achieve efficient matching of supply and demand, the sharing economy can not only allocate idle resources, but also allocate high-quality resources."

The "2016-2017 Sharing Economy Development Research Report" released by Tencent Research Institute confirms this judgment, pointing out that the sharing economy has produced at least four new changes: first, the supply and demand sides have derived enterprises from individual participation; second, there is the sharing of non-idle resources; Third, a single sharing economy platform began to develop ecologically; Fourth, it is from personal income to corporate income search.

At present, the sharing economy has covered the fields of life services, production capacity, transportation, knowledge and skills, housing accommodation, medical sharing, and capital sharing. If last year was the first year of bicycle sharing, knowledge payment and webcasting, in the first half of this year, there were a series of new innovative practices such as shared charging treasures, shared umbrellas, and shared basketballs.