细思极恐！女大学生打开手机惊了：“图中的人根本不是我！”受害者还有很多……

Core Viewpoint - The incident highlights the risks associated with allowing strangers to handle personal devices, leading to unauthorized access and manipulation of social media accounts, resulting in the spread of false information and potential reputational damage for consumers [1][2][3] Group 1: Incident Overview - Two university students in Shanghai were manipulated by a hairdresser into allowing him to use their phones to post fake reviews and comments on social media [1][2] - The hairdresser, Moli, requested the students to help him complete a "platform task" by making a large purchase, which was later revealed to be a fraudulent scheme [9][11] - The students discovered unauthorized posts and comments on their social media accounts, including fake reviews for a different salon, Umi Salon, which was linked to the same staff as the original salon [11][13] Group 2: Industry Implications - The incident reflects a broader issue within the hairdressing and beauty industry, where businesses may resort to unethical practices such as soliciting fake reviews to enhance their reputation [22][24] - Legal experts indicate that the practice of soliciting positive reviews can lead to unfair competition and misrepresentation, undermining consumer trust and market integrity [23][24] - The case has prompted regulatory attention, with local market supervision authorities getting involved to address the unethical practices in the industry [22][23]