Chapter 4 Basketball
To find information online, one must have a tool capable of completely concealing one's presence.
This isn't being overly cautious; it's rigorous logical reasoning.
Firstly, it's clear that the so-called Special Affairs Administration has been around for a while, specializing in dealing with anomalies and suppressing news.
From their perspective, internet surveillance is undoubtedly an important aspect.
Whether someone has survived an anomaly and shared their bizarre experiences online, or someone plunged into one vanished strangely, causing their family to ask for help over the net. The Special Affairs Bureau would take interest.
That also means, every online platform is equipped with a detection system.
Once terms like "Special Affairs Bureau," "Shadow Realm," "Divine Calamity," or even their acronyms are detected, an alert is automatically triggered.
AI programs or designated individuals will first examine whether these correspond with any anomalies. Then, they're manually cross-checked.
Even input method software, document software, cloud storage services, they're all under surveillance, interconnected by sensitive keywords.
This is similar to smartphone applications. If you search for something on a search engine, you'll likely be bombarded with related products when you next visit an online shopping platform.
Li Cheng can't bank on the Special Affairs Bureau's unprofessionalism.