I Am the President of the University

"Welcome all students to join Dayu Studio!"

"As the first studio of the School of Information Science and Technology, there will be many projects in the future, which will give all students the opportunity to practice and will receive additional subsidies!"

In many schools' computer schools, some teachers will set up studios to recruit students through outsourcing projects. They only need to give a few hundred subsidies, which is really labor-saving.

Chen Hao naturally looked down upon this little money.

But some of the students below started to make a commotion.

One student raised his hand and asked, "Principal, how much subsidy will there be?"

Chen Hao smiled playfully, "It's definitely not a few hundred yuan, don't worry about that."

Hearing what the principal said, a few people began to look forward to it. Judging from the school's aggressiveness, it might be a surprise then.

If it's not a few hundred, it's thousands of yuan.

"Principal, then... well, do we have any projects in our studio now?" A student asked hesitantly.

After all, today is the first time we meet, so we shouldn’t start so soon, right?

"Studio project?" When someone asked, Chen Hao glanced at Zheng Tianyu and Zhang Lei, then tapped lightly on his computer keyboard, and the projection screen behind him suddenly changed.

Chen Hao stood up, pointed to the words on the curtain, and asked: "What do the students here think about big data and personal privacy?"

Two big words are displayed on the curtain, "Big Data" and "Personal Privacy".

This point is very clear. Anyone who is not blind knows what the principal's central idea is.

A boy with short hair and wearing a white printed T-shirt raised his hand and said, "Principal, do you want to express the issue of big data invading personal privacy?"

"Yes." Chen Hao nodded and smiled slightly. He did not elaborate directly, but moved his eyes to someone.

"This problem was discovered by classmate Zheng Tianyu, and an idea came up. Let him tell everyone the ins and outs of the matter."

With these words, Zheng Tianyu suddenly felt 10 pairs of eyes looking at him.

My scalp felt numb for a while.

Not caring about the embarrassment, he could only hurry up and stand up and preach:

"Um, hello everyone, I'm Zheng Tianyu from Grade 19 Software Engineering Class 1. Here's the thing. Do you still remember the incident where Xixi remotely deleted the photos in the user's album a while ago?"

He looked around and saw everyone nodding before continuing.

He talked for nearly ten minutes, until his mouth became dry and he stopped.

"That's what I think."

After Zheng Tianyu finished speaking, he glanced at Chen Hao and then sat down.

The others fell into deep thought, thinking about Zheng Tianyu's words.

After a while, the boy in the white T-shirt was the first to break the silence.

This time, the words were a bit sharp.

“Anti-big data sounds good, but I don’t think this will work.”

Chen Hao perked up, looked at the other person with interest, and said, "What's your name, this classmate? Tell me what you think."

As if causing a misunderstanding, Chen Hao added, "Everyone here is a computer major. Let's express our opinions and don't be afraid of saying the wrong thing. Ahem, actually, I am also a computer major."

Chen Hao's last words surprised many people present.

Although school has been open for more than a month, there are still many people in the school who don't know much about the new principal.

Not to mention they are all computer nerds.

When I found out that the principal next to me was a computer major, the feeling of alienation in my heart suddenly disappeared.

One person even asked out of curiosity: "Principal, are you also a computer major? I thought you studied management! Principal, which school did you graduate from?"

"me?"

Chen Hao seemed to be talking about a very casual thing and said lightly: "That's MIT."

That’s it? ?

The friend who just asked the question almost rolled his eyes and went to heaven on the spot.

MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) is the number one prestigious school in the world, especially in computer science, which is at the level of Dugu Nine Swords. Stanford University can barely resist.

Zheng Tianyu and Zhang Lei didn't have any feelings for each other. They knew the principal's brilliance as early as during the digital modeling competition.

But these ten people looked at Chen Hao with admiration in their eyes.

After all...this is MIT!

Seeing that the topics at the scene were all going off topic, Chen Hao realized later that he seemed to be pretending to be a critic again, and quickly reminded: "Ahem, everyone, please don't go off topic. This classmate, please post your own idea."

The short-haired boy with a white T-shirt scratched his head, still a little nervous, but when he thought about being surrounded by a bunch of big men, the heaviness in his chest dissipated a lot.

"Hello everyone, my name is Ye Tian. I think this anti-big data app has a good intention, but it is not very practical."

"In today's era of rampant big data, wouldn't it be the opposite if you have an anti-big data app? And it's not just major apps that illegally collect big data, but also mobile phone manufacturers are also doing this, making this kind of counterattack Big data apps offend many interested parties, and many software have various permission switches, and many software even have rogue regulations that prohibit use without permission. "

At the end, Ye Tian complained with some difficulty: "The most important point is that not many Chinese people care about big data privacy issues. Even after this software is made, it will be difficult for all netizens to use it."

Chen Hao took a deep look at the other person. This student named Ye Tian looked at the problem quite thoroughly.

In fact, it is not technically difficult to create an anti-big data app. It is also difficult to protect privacy without affecting the user experience of other apps, because there are restrictions on photography, voice, positioning, and historical records. Mobile phones have the function of turning off app permissions, but no one uses it.

And the most important point is that Chinese people really don’t pay as much attention to privacy issues as foreign countries.

In China, it is okay for you to take pictures of beautiful women on the street, but if you go abroad, you cannot directly secretly take photos of the other person if they agree to it. This kind of behavior is illegal.

"This classmate Ye understands it very thoroughly. I guess many classmates think the same way, right?"

After Chen Hao looked around, he answered the question, "First of all, you can rest assured about this mobile phone manufacturer's problem. Because of the photonic screen, there will definitely be no problem for this big data app to be launched in major mobile application markets..."

Chen Hao spent a lot of time answering everyone's questions.

Not to mention that the system task he received was related to this anti-big data app, and he originally planned to engage in this thing.

It is normal to have difficulties, but it would be wrong not to solve them.

Moreover, this studio is positioned as a novice village for computer majors.

The main purpose is to lay a foundation for these people, and then it will depend on the needs of the public. If they want to do scientific research, they will be arranged to go to the Computer Research Institute. If they want to start their own business, the school can provide entrepreneurial financial support.

Otherwise, we can’t let all these carefully selected talents become coders, right?

What a waste!

ps: I haven’t written the next chapter yet, so don’t read it yet. I’m so sorry.

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