深蓝汽车再发声：严格遵守数据安全法规，将用户利益与隐私保护置于首位

Core Viewpoint - The controversy surrounding Deep Blue Automotive's forced advertisement on the vehicle's system has sparked significant public debate, leading to an apology from the CEO and a commitment to improve user experience and privacy protocols [1][2][4]. Group 1: Advertisement Controversy - Deep Blue Automotive's CEO, Deng Chenghao, apologized for the forced advertisement, stating it was intended to inform customers about a special purchase benefit of 10,000 yuan [1]. - The company acknowledged that the method of communication regarding the benefits was inadequate and has since removed the advertisement from the vehicle's system [2][3]. - Users reported that the advertisement obscured navigation and driving information, raising safety concerns, which the company denied, asserting that ads would only appear when the vehicle was stationary [2][3]. Group 2: Privacy Protocols - Deep Blue Automotive clarified that the update to its privacy policy is unrelated to the advertisement issue, emphasizing that it was a response to regulatory requirements aimed at enhancing user data security [4][5]. - The company stated that the privacy policy update was necessary to comply with regulations from the Chongqing Communications Administration, which required detailed disclosure of personal information collection practices [4]. - Deep Blue Automotive firmly rejected claims of "霸王条款" (unfair terms) and "侵犯隐私" (privacy infringement), asserting that it has never collected user information without authorization [5].