ZCode announces cloud data deletion and token incentives
According to IT Home, ZCode by ZhiPu has open-sourced and announced changes after a controversy over code transfer, including removing the warehouse snapshot upload path and deleting affected cloud data. The open-source version has been updated to 3.14.3, and users will receive 4 weekly reset cards and 4 five-hour reset cards (valid for one month) with a total of 100,000 tokens offered to all users from September 28 to October 7. IT Home previously reported on September 18 that ZCode apologized to affected users and completed a self-check, with the issue now fixed.
Key facts
- 01ZCode announces open source and updates to version 3.14.3.
- 02Warehouse snapshot upload link removed and affected cloud data deleted.
- 03A total of 100 million tokens is allocated as a limited-time offer from Sept 28 to Oct 7, along with 4 weekly reset cards and 4 five-hour reset cards.
- 04September 18 IT Home report states ZCode apologized to affected users and completed a self-check; issue described as related to the codebase index feature.
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