WeChat big update: PC version automatically logs in without mobile phone confirmation and can turn off personalized ads

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A few days ago, WeChat launched an updated version 8.0.16, but this time Apple still took the lead. The editor tested that there was no update for Android, but Apple updated successfully.

Although it is only a minor version update, WeChat has added many additional features, including the automatic login of WeChat on the computer, which many users have been complaining about, without the need for mobile phone confirmation. This update further expands the scope of test users.

Detailed update content:

1. New privacy agreement update: In response to recent policy requirements, comprehensive updates have been made to issues such as the management of personalized advertising and information sharing disclosure.

2. New permission management: Due to the new privacy protection agreement, WeChat now allows users to see a new personal information permission management function in WeChat Personal Settings - Privacy.

In the new permission management, you can see several important permission settings: system permission management, authorization management, personalized advertising management, personal information browsing and export. Users can also actively turn them off or on.

3: Turn off personalized ads: Also because of the latest privacy agreement, users can turn off personalized ads. But WeChat ads still exist.

However, since personalized ads are turned off, users should no longer feel that WeChat is eavesdropping on our conversations. After all, it is really unreal to see an ad for a product in WeChat after just chatting with a friend.

4: Export personal information; 5: Display status on the chat page, you can directly see the other party's status name, similar to QQ signature. (This function is in grayscale testing) 6: Changes to the tab interface; 7: Video account is bound to corporate WeChat.

8: Automatic computer login function; This function is also one of the most complained functions by many users. After all, it is too troublesome to confirm twice on the phone every time you log in. After this update, users can scan the login interface on their phones and select "Automatically log in to this PC".

However, this feature is currently undergoing grayscale testing. Testing was already started in the previous version, and this time the test push has a wider scope.