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This article demonstrates how to set up a Python environment with Appium, install necessary tools, connect an Android device, and implement a script that automatically reads incoming QQ messages and replies with predefined responses, providing step‑by‑step instructions and sample code for mobile automation.
A widespread crash affecting QQ and TIM on Windows, iOS, and Android was caused by a vulnerability in the QQ NT kernel that allowed malicious code in group file previews to trigger the failure, and users are advised to clean chat records or await server-side fixes.
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