"CC Who Collects Phones" (the mysterious woman in glasses), a Zhuanzhuan second-hand platform employee who became an internet celebrity through an ad, was hit by a fabricated sex rumor. She reported the case to the police to defend her rights but did not receive widespread sympathy from public opinion. The incident sparked discussion about the rights and obligations of influencer employees and their companies, as well as how public relations should be handled.
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2026-10-10 04:09 · 转转网红员工“收手机的CC”遭造黄谣报警维权,舆论却鲜有同情,引发对网红员工身份与公司公关责任的讨论。
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Zhuanzhuan Influencer Employee "CC Who Collects Phones" Calls Police to Defend Rights After Being Targeted by a Fabricated Sex Rumor
2026.08.13 · Reported
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09.30
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·Importance II
·China
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2026.08
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·Importance I
·China
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