I believe that many students have had the experience of printing documents at street printing shops. For convenience, they will choose to log in to WeChat on the store’s computer. Although it is convenient, there are inevitable risks such as privacy leakage. Today, a new "Transfer files only" option has been added to the WeChat PC version login window. Clicking it will automatically jump to the WeChat File Transfer Assistant web version, where you can enter by scanning the QR code using WeChat on your mobile phone. After logging in, the phone will prompt "Web version of File Transfer Assistant is open", and the web page will also become a "File Transfer Assistant" window. After use, just click the "x" on the transfer assistant to close it. It is very convenient and you don't need to worry about your chat records being leaked. It is worth mentioning that recently, the PC version of WeChat has also launched the function of “choose to automatically log in to this device”. When users log in to the PC version of WeChat, a new option "Automatically log in to this device" is added to the confirmation interface that pops up on the WeChat mobile phone. After selecting it, users will not need to confirm again on their mobile phone when logging in on the same PC device subsequently. |
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