词典App隐私政策强迫用户同意“收集手机号”，法院认定侵权

Core Points - The Supreme People's Court of China has ruled that network service providers must bear liability for excessive collection of personal information from consumers [1][2] - The case involved a dictionary app that forced users to agree to a privacy policy without proper consent, leading to a violation of personal information rights [1][2] Group 1: Legal Implications - The court found that the app's automatic selection of the consent option without user knowledge violated the requirement for informed consent [2] - The app's refusal to provide services if users declined to agree to the privacy policy was deemed a denial of basic service [2] - The company was ordered to delete the collected personal information and apologize to the user, as well as compensate for reasonable legal expenses [2] Group 2: Company Behavior - The company had previously modified its privacy policy during the litigation process to include a feature for users to withdraw consent [2] - The case highlights the importance of compliance with personal information protection laws, specifically Articles 15 and 16 [2]