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Can anyone (from China) identify these Messaging services? imsg <--... qg <--... qqmesg. <-- https://www.imqq.com/ wwmsg <--... wxmsg <--... yymsg <--... In China, they have a surveillance program on social networks which looks like a jerry-rigged PRISM clone of the NSA.
Daily roughly 1 billion private messages get selected & routed to the closest "operator" based on geolocation. It's fascinating how quickly new monitoring solutions are deployed in the same way as the old ones were discovered & taken down. Country-based filtering for "protection"pic.twitter.com/Cm5HtR5PSk
From 240 million messages to over 1 billion private messages per day. The biggest issue is that this not only for ordering pizza. It is completely hardwired into our lives. Doing "monitoring in a safe way" still appears to be a challenge.https://twitter.com/InkstoneNews/status/1110328761256275968 …
What we have learned from 1.081.231.257 "captured" WeChat dialogues ( 3,784,309,399 messages) made on the 18 March 2019 is that were automatically selected for "reviewing" based on a "keyword" trigger. Not all the dialogues were in Chinese or only had GPS coordinates in China.pic.twitter.com/4eyYgCXD3C
In china , tecent is required by governer to post data daily 
That makes sense because every day gets its own table (collection) in the central database.
Can u share the IP since it’s secured now?
211.159.163.137 City: Beijing Country: China Organization: Tencent cloud computingpic.twitter.com/ieeZcsg9ey
Is this database still there?
Most likely. It was protected with a firewall rule within a couple of hours after the screenshot was shared. This seems to work faster than sending an e-mail (which never gets any reply anyway).
It is obviously belongs to tencent.
The data or the database servers? It's is confusing and mind-boggling. "If it seems too good to be true, it probably is." It could be fake. Just to troll. Generating 1 billion fake private messages per day to lure people in would be a bit excessive but not impossible.
It can be gov database containing private messages from tencent qq or wechat. Let us know more info please.
Maybe the db id owned by the gov to make a record of forbidden words said by that guy
They now also track the address?
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