Recently, a very absurd thing happened, that is, two anchors challenged the bottom line of the law, and they also talked ruthlessly about live drug use, saying: You have the ability to arrest yourself, these two people are Ai and Kan, and they smoked the new drug "Mo Heyan" in the live broadcast, which undoubtedly once again aroused widespread attention to the supervision of the live broadcast platform.

The live broadcast room is not only a platform for entertainment and interaction, but also has long become a part of many people's self-expression and life. However, when some streamers choose to vent their dissatisfaction with illegal means due to emotional loss of control during the live broadcast, the problem becomes very serious.

The cause of the incident is that Ai and Kan felt "faceless" after the PK game, so they actually openly took drugs in the live broadcast room, and spoke wildly, provoking the audience and the police, with an extremely arrogant attitude, wanting to use this way to get back face, which is not only extremely irresponsible for their own health, but also has a very bad demonstration effect on the young fan group.

Drugs, especially new drugs, such as "Moheyan", have long been explicitly banned by the state, and the public spread on live broadcast platforms not only seriously violates social ethics, but also brings huge challenges to the law.

Although major platforms have set up relevant regulations and review mechanisms, in the face of an increasingly complex live broadcast environment, how to detect and curb illegal acts in a timely manner is still a difficult problem that needs to be solved urgently, and more importantly, the sense of responsibility and self-discipline of anchors also needs to be strengthened.

As public figures, their behavior not only represents a personal image, but also affects tens of thousands of viewers, especially those young and impressionable fans.

However, it is worth reflecting on whether the live broadcast platform has done enough to strengthen content moderation and anchor behavior supervision, and the laws and platform rules should be continuously improved, and only with the joint efforts of all parties can the healthy development of the live broadcast industry be guaranteed, do you have anything to say about this?