Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the arrest of a suspect involved in creating cheating software for ride-hailing services, which undermines the fairness of the order allocation process in the industry [1][2]. Group 1: Incident Overview - Shanghai Minhang police arrested a suspect, Li, for creating cheating software that helps ride-hailing drivers quickly grab orders, disrupting the fairness and order of transactions [1]. - The police seized five types of cheating software, including "Pig Pig Hero" and "Little Raccoon," with involved funds exceeding 2 million yuan [1]. - The suspect has been charged with the crime of damaging computer information systems and has been approved for arrest by the procuratorate [1][2]. Group 2: Software Development and Distribution - The suspect, Li, has a background in software development and was commissioned to create multiple versions of cheating software for ride-hailing platforms in 2023 [2]. - Li profited over 2 million yuan through various online channels by distributing the cheating software, which was sold with user manuals for easier implementation by drivers [2]. - Since 2024, Didi has collaborated with multiple local police departments to initiate 23 special cases against cheating software, resulting in the arrest of 93 individuals and the dismantling of 23 cheating software development and sales groups [2].