Luke, who had come from his previous life, had long gotten involved in the development of smartphones and wireless networks, and made this world more than five years faster than it had been in his previous life.
At that moment, no one could touch the stakeholders involved in this gluttonous banquet.
From the major phone companies to electronic component suppliers, to network operators and phone software developers, they had long had their eyes on this trillion-dollar pie.
If anyone dared to reverse the development of the information network, these industry bigwigs, who had already tasted the taste of money, would dare to fast-forward to the next level.
As the leader of smartphones and the pioneer of social media, Luke had silently grasped the crucial right to speak on the internet.
As long as he changed the algorithm slightly, he could make any content he wanted appear in front of the netizens and the phone gang.
This was another reason why the fake reviewers couldn't suppress Batman's supporters no matter what.
In fact, there was no video to prove that Batman had accidentally injured the public.
Luke, who had Sharp Nose, Elementary Sound Wave, and the detection of his armor, smiled but didn't say anything.
In fact, the reporters had recorded a lot of live footage of Batman the night the Experimentals attacked.
After all, in order to attract the attention of some of the reporters and not put too much pressure on his teammates, Luke didn't hide himself.
But many of these videos weren't broadcasted a second time.
That was because if they were broadcasted one more time, everyone would see that Batman had saved X number of people.
The opponent was just a physically fit but irrational Experimentals. How could they fight Batman, who was a master of physical techniques?
As long as he was willing, he could predict and even design all the Experimentals' attacks.
Accidental injury? No way.
A master of physical techniques could send the Experimentals behind them flying with a single punch without spilling a single drop of their blood on the people.
Thus, Luke was unperturbed.
The more these people opposed Batman now, the more guilty the people who had wronged Batman would feel later.
The psychology of compensation was just that wonderful.
At that moment, the fans who stood firmly on his side would also feel proud and become true die-hard fans.
Although Luke had no feelings for fans, these die-hard fans would prevent him from having an overwhelming advantage in public opinion, giving him plenty of time to plan, just like the current situation.
The American government was probably already having a headache over public opinion online! Luke was secretly amused.
In fact, the American government had already contacted many people, including the five major television networks and several major web portals, to suppress the momentum of Batman.
But this kind of thing had just been done, and it was widely disclosed by a large number of people in F2F and QQ Moments.
If it wasn't useful, wouldn't it be a waste of Luke's smartphone and software to create a self-media circle?
As long as he wanted the netizens to see things as they were, they would see things as they were.
Conspiracy theorists couldn't wait to come out and claim that the US government was going to take action against Batman.
When he saw the news, Luke simply gave a thumbs up to the bigwigs who had analyzed it the best, and sent them to the hot topics in the circle.
He didn't need to go through Titanium Phone Company to do all this.
A certain Lu directly hacked into the backend of his own company and adjusted the data. He also left behind evidence that, although not obvious, was absolutely clear. The meaning was equivalent to "xx was here."
Therefore, the Titanium Corporation, which was very obedient to the American government in this matter, was not at fault. It could only be blamed on a certain hacker who was too cunning and easily broke through the loopholes he had left in his design.
Not only that, there were countless hackers who were helping Batman on the Internet.
Luke had tracked down more than a hundred hackers who had helped expose the American government online, but there was only one that he couldn't figure out.
This person definitely wasn't Tony. The tycoon wasn't that free, and his methods weren't right either.
But Luke actually couldn't lock onto this person's location, which was very interesting.
This gave him a sense of familiarity — it seemed that the hacker in the New York bombing had this style?
But last time, this hacker had clearly been luring Batman into fighting the witch. Why was he speaking up for Batman now? If it was an enemy, it was only right to add insult to injury.
After two tentative contacts, this guy didn't respond at all, and even completely disappeared on guard.
This made Luke feel a little regretful.
To be able to withstand Tony's technology and a smart program's tracking, this level of hacker was definitely a killer.
However, Luke didn't need this person that much.
The smart program largely alleviated his lack of manpower, and there weren't too many trust issues.
A living person would always be more unpredictable than a program.
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Waiting didn't mean doing nothing.
During this time, Luke's clone took Alice and Selina to Disneyland in Los Angeles for three days.
Batman didn't appear in Los Angeles again, but the legend of the Ghost Butcher was resurrected. Three of the most rampant criminal gangs, three bigshots of drug gangs, and their warehouses mysteriously disappeared.
There was no sound, no blood, no bullet holes, no corpses. They just disappeared, as if they had run away on their own.
At that moment, the host's experience: 445000/900000.
Credit: 602000
Before he knew it, he had already completed half of the experience needed to level up to 20. It wasn't in vain that he had worked so hard to kill some gangsters in Los Angeles.
Then, Alice and Selina flew back to New York, while Luke wandered around many cities in the United States on his own.
This time, he would have to do most of it on his own. His opponents weren't stupid, and they were especially powerful.
If he asked an ordinary investigation company for help, these people would become the enemy's breakthroughs if the slightest news got out.
He definitely wasn't afraid of them finding him. In any case, he would be using a sockpuppet ID. After using it, this ID would be discarded, but the other party would notice anything unusual.
Thus, he handed over the unspecified front-end work to people who were paid to do it.
Apart from providing some convenience at the right time, these people didn't know anything else. Even if they were paid, they didn't know what they had sold.
For the rest of July, Luke's clone went on a business trip, and his main body went to work as usual until mid-August.
The biased news on TV was already showing signs of fatigue.
The online water army and the hardcore fans were still locked in a war of words, but more and more "evidence" appeared in the hands of the hardcore fans.
In the end, all kinds of battlefield videos were leaked from the reporters.
They weren't soldiers, and didn't follow orders.
As long as it was for money, many people were willing to make a copy of the video and make a fortune.
Therefore, many of the clips that had quietly disappeared from the eyes of the masses after the first day of the live broadcast reappeared, but still only on the internet.
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