How to solve the problem when logging into Momo on iPhone

How to solve the problem when logging into Momo on an Apple mobile phone is abnormal? If it prompts that the device is abnormal, it is because you have performed illegal operations on Momo on this mobile device or registered multiple accounts, so the platform Record your mobile phone device into the blacklist. When you register or log in with this phone again, the system will detect that your device is abnormal and your account will be banned. This problem can only be solved by hard modification of the mobile phone device. Hard modification is not flashing. Flashing just restores the system and the hardware information remains unchanged. Hard modification of the mobile phone is to change all the hardware parameters inside the mobile phone through technical means. Change it to a truly brand-new mobile phone that can pass platform testing. After hard modification, the phone will be the same as a new phone. Momo not only detects your device, but also detects your registration environment from multiple levels, which is often referred to as big data analysis. First of all, there are three aspects: device, positioning, and network. If these three are normal, there will be no device abnormalities. Fei Ge's technology specializes in solving these problems. If you need help, you can ask! For detailed technology, please add Feige Technology Q/V: 376338 Official website: www.vvuu.com

Giant’s overseas subsidiary Playtika is listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange for IPO. 36Kr learned that Giant Network announced that Playtika, the company’s indirect equity subsidiary, was listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. Headquartered in Israel, Playtika is an Internet high-tech enterprise with global influence and is widely used in the development, distribution and operation of casual social network games.

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Cloud kitchen, also known as ghost kitchen, is essentially a catering institution that only operates food delivery business without dining facilities. Today, a large number of cloud kitchens have been born in China, Europe, the United States and India. Compared with traditional hotels, cloud kitchens save labor costs and rent. However, there are also companies that overestimate people's needs and inevitably fall into traps. Swigy, the food technology platform invested by South African Internet giant Naspers, is one of them. So, is cloud kitchen the next way out for the Indian catering industry, or is it a flash in the pan during the epidemic?

Is cloud kitchen the next way out for the Indian catering industry?

The 2021 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) chose a safer online display amid the epidemic, but this does not prevent technology enthusiasts from all over the world from participating in this event through four days of online live broadcasts. An annual feast. This exhibition reflects three trends: medical technology is becoming more and more important, robots and flying cars are developing rapidly, and the MiniLED display era is coming. If you want to find future clues among hundreds of dazzling products, you must not miss this article.

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Grab was originally a company providing taxi services. So far, its business scope has covered three sectors: tourism, food delivery and financial technology, and operates in 397 cities in Southeast Asia. Under the epidemic, this Southeast Asian company has developed faster. The food delivery business has replaced the tourism industry and become Grab's largest business unit. When Southeast Asian Internet companies are frequently seeking to go public, what is the road ahead for Grab's journey to the United States?

Grab plans to go public in the United States within this year and raise at least US$2 billion.

YoHo is committed to voice room social networking, and its model is similar to Musk’s Clubhouse. Google Play social sales ranking ranks in the top 10 in 47 countries and regions.

The three products respectively target the different segmentation needs of users, and initially build a differentiated product matrix in the social field of Pure City.

In the wave of global social model upgrades, the average number of Chizicheng’s social products is about 11.36 million per month, which has the foundation for discovering value. Based on this, we compared it with the US-listed voice social company YALA Technology (NYSE: YALA). Both companies are Chinese online game software that can tear your wrists with your hands.

Potential Value Overall, the potential of audio and video integration in Chizicheng is much higher than that of Yale Technology that does voice social networking alone. In addition, video social networking is a combination of hearing and vision, which can 100% project the real world and is more valuable than voice social networking that only reflects hearing.

Of course, according to "Her Royal Highness Qiao Biluo's Rules", the face must be visible in the video, and the face of the opposite sex cannot be blocked by the cartoon avatar.

Social User Dimension Yale Technology had 5.5 million monthly social users in Q3 2020 (the most recently disclosed reporting period), and 4.835 million in Q2 2020, a year-on-year increase of 14%. From Chizicheng, monthly social users will reach 11.36 million by Q4 of 2020, and will reach 9.1 million by Q3 of 2020, an increase of 25% over the previous year. The growth rate of social users of "Chizicheng" is faster than that of Yalla Technology, which currently mainly relies on the desktop casual game platform YallaLudo.

Income level. Assuming that Yale Technology’s Q4 revenue increases by 15% year-on-year, it may reach 800 million for the whole of 2020. (Note: Pure City only announced its earnings forecast in March, and its revenue in 2020 will be approximately 1.1-1.25 billion yuan.)

From a market value perspective, since its listing at the end of September 2020, Yale Technology’s stock price has dropped from its lowest point It increased by 6.6 times. By February 2021, the market value reached US$6 billion, and has now fallen back to US$3.4 billion. Compared with Pure City, the maximum value last month was HK$11.5 billion (approximately US$1.5 billion), which has now shrunk to HK$6 billion (equivalent to US$800 million).

In other words, in terms of potential value, social users and revenue scale, Chizicheng is no less than Yale Technology, and even has the upper hand. However, the market value of Pure City is only 1/4 to 1/5 of Yale Technology.

First, social activities with strangers are less frequent. In addition to targeted dating, other stranger apps can also allow two strangers to meet for the first time.

When talking about topics, it is usually necessary to continuously provide strangers with the basis for starting activities (such as establishing community culture) through intensive operations.

For example, Soul, which focuses on soul dating, has "H5 viral marketing" as its core, and is good at pinching people, personality tests, and psychological matching; Uki, Shengxi, etc. are the main products.

"Voice control", "AMSR" culture, and using it as a communication channel between users - this idea is even more vivid in the title of the product press release for stranger social networking.

The specific manifestation is as reported by 36 Krypton in August last year: "Interest has returned to the social circle, and 'Uki' has made profits in 5 months." In this sentence, "interest" is more important than "interest".

Making friends with "strangers" is almost non-existent.

So, in a sense, we can regard each stranger's social product as a social product. However, interest-based communities have another.

One problem is that different interests, different situations, and different subcultures can extend into different community products.

This is the case with the stranger social giant MatchGroup. They have produced many different products based on different scenarios, targeting different social fields.

Matching group product matrix.

This is the uncertainty factor between users and products that makes communication between strangers difficult. This is true even for stranger social products that have first-mover advantages.

, first accumulated a certain user base, but there is no guarantee that a certain product will become a dark horse and catch up from behind.