Yabo app - The company is preparing for the World Cup

Nov 10, 2022

Yabo app - The company is preparing for the World Cup

China - November 10, 2022 —

The 2022 Qatar World Cup is approaching, and the list of the top 32 has been settled. Different from the past, this game is not only held in Qatar and Middle Eastern countries for the first time, but also in the northern hemisphere winter for the first time. Both the team in front of the stage and the staff behind the scenes will face unknown challenges. As the No. 1 Chinese brand and the title provider of a well-known team, Yabo official website is also preparing for the Qatar World Cup full of unknown factors.

In this investigation, a total of 18 Chinese companies of the same kind were consulted. As one of the Chinese companies, the company accepted the interview. Joe, the vice president of Yabo, who was invited to interview, said, “Our company has been operating in the past few years, Yabo has gained a good reputation in the Chinese circle, and has established a good commercial sponsorship system. So many football matches we will Represent the Chinese to participate behind the scenes and sponsorship, enhance the image of our Chinese, and promote the development of sports.”

“To be good at heart, and the road will be wide.”

In the business world where profit is king, do entrepreneurs need feelings? This simple question has been discussed by many people. Joe’s answer is “Yes. Entrepreneurs must also do something for the society and don’t forget to help others.”

“Joe is an excellent representative of overseas Chinese companies, and Yabo app is indeed a good company for the sake of Chinese people. Serious and persistent craftsmanship; pioneering spirit of hardworking and daring to win; a sense of social responsibility that everyone is responsible for; humble and sincere cooperation Spirit. These are worthy of everyone’s reference and learning.” said the former consular attaché of the Chinese Embassy in the US It is understood that Yabo sports not only provides services in the sponsorship of sports events, but Yabo sports official website also provides services that are more convenient for the Chinese to use. In the web version of the official website of Yabo launched in 2017 to provide services to Chinese users in mainland China, Hong Kong and North America, Yabo launched the “Yabo App” to serve mobile users in 2018. In the continuous development, a standardized, professional, scientific, and technical service process has been established, and it is committed to building a better, more convenient and excellent integrated service platform for the Chinese.

Assist Qatar technology construction

On April 9, 2022, our technical team went to Qatar. We assisted the local technical team in Qatar to build 5G cloud broadcasting technology. With the blessing of 5G technology, we transformed multi-screen guidance, audio input, subtitles, etc. into signals and transmitted them to multiple media.

Become a Chinese national broadcaster

In order to thank Yabo's technical department for its help, Qatar has reached a broadcast cooperation with Yabo, and Yabo has become one of the broadcasters with the right to broadcast the World Cup in Qatar. Yabo will strive for the best and safe World Cup real-time viewing experience for Chinese fans.

Maintain the stability and security of the website platform

As a world-renowned event, the 2022 World Cup is taking action in order to let many fans share the passion and joy brought by football. In order to prevent the server from being unstable due to excessive login of users, the server will open more threads and prepare for the server to conduct offloading. Yabo official website optimized the classification page structure of the World Cup, and improved network IO and disk IO. Strengthening the security of the website platform can prevent thousands of attacks by hackers, prevent malicious intrusions by hackers, and ensure the stability and security of the network platform.

Upgrade user privacy protection scheme

In October this year, the company's official website and app were fully upgraded, and the virtual user protection function was launched. After the user logs in to the platform, the IP address will not be recognized by others and will be replaced by an automatically generated virtual IP. In the process of serving users, we have broken down the problems and loopholes generated by the actual operation one by one, and carried out technical activities of repair and update. Compared with other sports websites, the updated official website and app can meet the needs of users better, and protect the rights and interests of users to the greatest extent.

Open 2022 World Cup discussion page

Yabo helps fans watch the 2022 Qatar World Cup smoothly, please click https://www.yabo-cn.com/ for more details .

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