Is it risky to sign a contract by SMS on the national tourism supervision service platform?

The National Tourism Supervision Service Platform is a tourism supervision platform launched by the National Tourism Administration, which aims to provide online booking, complaints and rights protection services. As far as I know, the platform sends SMS to sign the contract in order to facilitate users to complete the signing process online. However, there are still some potential risks in signing a contract through SMS, as follows:

1. Security risk: SMS may be hacked or personal information stolen. Although the platform may take measures to ensure information security, it cannot completely rule out the risk of being attacked.

2. Contract evidence: The legal evidence of the contract signed by SMS may be relatively weak. After a dispute occurs, it is necessary to judge the validity of its evidence according to legal provisions and relevant agreements.

3. Read the contents of the contract: When signing a contract by SMS, it may be difficult for users to clearly understand the specific contents of the contract, including terms and agreements. Therefore, it is suggested that before signing the contract, you must read the contract carefully to ensure that you understand and agree to the terms.

To sum up, although there are certain risks in signing contracts by SMS on the national tourism supervision service platform, with the development of technology and the improvement of laws, more and more institutions and platforms begin to sign contracts by SMS, and at the same time, some security measures will be taken to reduce the risks. As users, we need to be vigilant, treat the signing of contracts with caution, and pay attention to protecting the safety of personal information. If you are more concerned about specific issues, I suggest you know more about the regulations and safeguard measures of the platform, or consult relevant legal professionals.