In the face of "traffic fraud", besides account suspension, fines, etc., are there any further legal penalties? Is there a way for the infringed interests to protect their rights? A technology company in Beijing has a "Kuai" app, mainly used for short videos and live streaming. One day, the company discovered abnormal "follower growth" in some live streaming rooms. Originally, some anchors on the platform used live streaming control software developed by a certain internet company in Hangzhou, commonly known as the "fan boosting tool", to "boost popularity" through bulk purchases of fake followers, likes, comments, and other methods. During the operation of the software for over a year, a certain internet company in Hangzhou and its legal representative respectively collected a total recharge amount of nearly 500000 yuan. Therefore, a technology company in Beijing filed a lawsuit to the Hangzhou Internet Court for unfair competition. Live streaming water armies falsify data through volume boosting software, usually subject to administrative penalties by departments such as cyberspace administration or dealt with by platforms in accordance with agreements. Can further punishment be imposed on him from a legal perspective? How to deal with the market order harm caused by false traffic? (New Society)