The invasion of multi-site network classrooms has attracted the attention of network police. This kind of behavior has been suspected of breaking the law. If you openly insult others and degrade their personality in the online class, it has been suspected of infringing on the right of reputation and violating the Law on Public Security Administration Punishment. If you also spread obscene videos, you will be investigated for criminal responsibility.

According to related reports, on September 5th, college students in Shenyang, Liaoning Province were in online class when they were suddenly maliciously invaded. A man suddenly appeared in the middle of the screen, loudly saying, "I love you, teacher", openly disrupting the class order and students' online class. At the same time, many students in China have been invaded by online classes, some with nails and some with Tencent meetings. However, the intrusion of these strangers has brought great troubles to students and teachers, because once these people break into the live broadcast room, they directly insult teachers and students, and some even spread obscene videos, which has caused great psychological shadow to teachers and classmates. The network police are also paying attention to this matter now.

The intrusion of many places into the network classroom has been concerned by the network police, and this behavior has been suspected of violating the Law on Public Security Administration Punishment.

Some lawyers said that if you openly insult others or even destroy their personality in class, it has been suspected of infringing on others' reputation rights and has violated the Law on Public Security Administration Punishment. Those lawless elements who suddenly broke into the online classroom abused teachers and classmates in the classroom, which has violated the personality of others, and some even spread obscene videos. If found, criminal responsibility will be investigated. The network police have been following up the invasion of multi-site network classrooms, and I believe it will crack down on criminal gangs. Multi-network courses were invaded, probably because students leaked passwords and course numbers.

Some students said that it may be because their classmates told the intruders the password or meeting number that they had the opportunity to enter the live broadcast room and act unscrupulously. After all, the conference number without online class can't enter the live broadcast. Therefore, we should also educate students about the invasion of online courses. The legal network is long and sparse, and criminal acts on the internet can't escape from the legal network after all.