I don’t know if readers have noticed this situation: open a page with a form through WeChat’s built-in browser, and clicking on any of the form items will display an anti-fraud warning message with a red background at the top of the window . qq password" , as shown in the figure below.
The anti-fraud warning is designed by the Tencent WeChat team based on security considerations, but this design will seriously affect the user experience. The WeChat public platform has a whitelist of "trusted URLs", which is managed by the WeChat team. If the URL used by the WeChat official account is on the "trusted URL" whitelist, the fraud prevention warning will not pop up when the user fills in the form. For example, there will be no anti-fraud warnings on the form pages of public accounts such as "China Merchants Bank Credit Card Center", "China Southern Airlines", "Guangdong Unicom", etc. This user experience will be much better.
Application for "Trusted URL"
If readers need to add their own or legally managed URLs to the "trusted URLs" whitelist, they need to provide the WeChat team with relevant materials (application form, main body materials of the applicant, application URL and related materials for proof of entitlement, and the applicant's guarantee) to apply. , these materials are described below.
1) Application form download address: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/htmledition/res/urlrequest.doc .
2) The main body materials of the applicant include: the applicant's name (name), contact information, address, business license (unit), ID card (individual) and other materials to prove the qualification of the right holder.
3) Relevant materials for applying for a website and proof of rights: the domain name and domain name registration filing materials for the application to become a trusted website, such as ICP filing certificate, relevant authorization certificate and other certification materials.
4) The applicant guarantees: The applicant undertakes that the statements in the application and the relevant materials provided are true, valid and legal, and guarantees to be fully responsible for this independently, and to compensate for any damages that may be caused, including due to Any loss caused by Tencent to the user or Tencent based on the applicant's application website or the content of the relevant website, including but not limited to the property loss of the user or Tencent and the damage to Tencent's reputation and goodwill.
PS: Readers can call the WeChat customer service number or send an email to [email protected] for consultation on the specific details of applying for a "trusted website".
Article source: http://blog.csdn.net/lyq8479/article/details/17692973