What should I do if I go to the brokerage to check my mobile phone?

Generally, securities companies will not disclose the information of their clients, let alone those investment consulting institutions that have competitive relations with them. If they go public, it is not clear whether others will take their jobs and plunder their customer resources. Securities companies are also very strict in self-examination. Once employees are found to have leaked customer information, they will be fired immediately. Therefore, it is unlikely that the securities company will disclose your information. After you open an account in a securities company, you should go to the bank to do third-party depository. When the bank fills in the information, it will also fill in the mobile phone number. Maybe it was leaked by the bank. Because there is no conflict of interest between banks and those consulting institutions, and banks are often easily overlooked, I think banks are more likely. In addition, those investment consulting institutions will transfer customer information to each other, so sometimes the institutions in Shenzhen call you, and sometimes the institutions in Beijing call you.

Follow-up: Yes, I went to the bank to handle the three-party depository business. An account manager wrote down my mobile phone number and replied: At present, there is no strong evidence, so I can't take them away for the time being, so I can only refuse to answer the phone calls of those consulting companies. Once they call, I'll hang up, or I can show that you work in a securities company and work with them, so they don't have to call. I saw your question and am sorting out the answers. A moment, please.

Employees working in securities companies generally require their mobile phones to be turned off during working hours, and will not be treated specially, or their mobile phones can only be used after work when they are in one place. No, there are no mobile phones without cameras at present, but securities companies restrict employees from using mobile phones during work for security reasons.

One of my netizens said that he worked in the Singapore Stock Exchange and signed a two-year contract. Due to the confidentiality of the company, the mobile phone cannot be used for video. I can't use the camera for two years. Why do I feel like a liar but I can still use it after work? Even if you work in the stock exchange, you can't use your mobile phone during work hours, but you can definitely use it after work. I think you may not be a Singaporean, but a domestic person, pretending to be a Singaporean and chatting with you for a long time. He said that to prevent you from taking pictures of him. Once you film him, he will be exposed. If you don't believe in giving him a video, he will definitely disagree. Yes, there are many traps in online dating, so be careful. Don't believe me, no matter what excuse I find to borrow money from you or let you invest.