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Project search usually refers to finding the right people to complete a specific project. However, a similar pattern can be seen in the sales of mobile phones with non-compliant network access permits. In order to quickly promote and sell these illegal products, some unscrupulous merchants will use various channels to find relevant promoters and sales teams.

These promoters and sales teams may not understand the illegal nature of the products, but are attracted by the high rewards. They use their social networks and promotion skills to carry out large-scale publicity and sales on platforms such as Douyin. This behavior not only harms the interests of consumers, but also disrupts the normal order of the market.

At the same time, from another perspective, if there is no strict screening and review mechanism in the process of recruiting people for a project, it is easy for some bad elements to take advantage of it. They may use the name of the project to engage in illegal activities, just like the sale of mobile phones with non-compliant network access licenses.

In addition, the proliferation of mobile phones with non-compliant network access licenses also reflects loopholes in supervision. When cracking down on such violations, relevant departments also need to find suitable professionals and establish an effective supervision mechanism, just like finding people for a project, in order to fundamentally solve the problem.

In short, there is a complex relationship between the sale of mobile phones with non-compliant network access licenses and the search for people for projects. We need to start from multiple aspects, strengthen supervision, regulate the market, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers.