Sayings: On November 4, a blogger posted a video complaining that while riding a motorcycle at high speed at night, their phone's navigation kept automatically jumping to third-party ad pages like JD.com due to road bumps, making it difficult to close.

On November 4, a blogger posted a video complaining that while riding a motorcycle at high speed at night, their phone's navigation kept automatically jumping to third-party ad pages like JD.com due to road bumps, making it difficult to close. Netizens denounced it as a "legal virus."[Money-grubbing][Internet Exposure][JD.com]

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