CATDOLL: Mizuki Nana's radio program held a memorial event and a large number of fans' privacy was leaked

The radio program "Smile Gang" sponsored by the popular Japanese voice actress Nana Mizuki has been popular with Nana's fans since its first broadcast. Recently, in order to commemorate the 700th broadcast of the event, a special "Smile Gang Sports Meet" was held. Listeners submitted the necessary information, and then the official lottery was held to participate in the event. It sounds like a very meticulous process, but there was still a problem. According to netizens, the event leaked a lot of listeners' private information.

This incident happened at around 4 pm on September 7th. The audience who submitted the information was waiting for the official reply confirmation email. However, when they received the email, they felt something was wrong. The personal information written in the email was completely different from the recipient. After realizing that their privacy had been leaked, many netizens sent emails to the agency for confirmation, but since it was past office hours, the agency has not responded yet. Regarding this incident that should not have happened, netizens said: "It's too bad that there is a leak at this time!"

As the saying goes, this is not an isolated incident. Earlier, a similar incident had occurred at the Momoiro Clover concert on September 4. When the official sent an email to 934 winners, they should have used the BCC (blind copy) function but mistakenly wrote the winners' list in the TO (send) column, thus leaking privacy. Afterwards, the official made a review on the page and requested that the email be deleted. Although the official did a good job, the attitude of the participants can be imagined.

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Faced with two privacy leaks in less than a week, even the most positive people would feel helpless. To borrow the comment of Japanese netizens on this matter, although it was an unintentional mistake, it did cause trouble for people. Although fans will not use this information for malicious purposes, the official should pay attention to preventing leaks.