工信部：第三季度下架APP76款、“一键解绑”超2.6亿次

Core Insights - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) reported the removal of 76 apps and over 260 million "one-click unbind" actions in the third quarter of 2025, highlighting efforts to enhance telecom service quality and user privacy protection [1][2] Group 1: Telecom Service Quality - MIIT's initiatives included optimizing telecom service packages, achieving a 99% rate of published pricing for services [1] - The ministry implemented a centralized verification platform for service subscriptions to ensure user consent [1] - A total of 7804 illegal voice lines were shut down as part of the efforts to improve service quality [2] Group 2: User Privacy and App Regulation - The "one-click unbind" service has processed over 260 million requests, covering over 230 mainstream applications and serving more than 4.3 million users [1] - MIIT conducted 47 batches of technical tests on apps, resulting in 1970 apps being ordered to rectify issues, 203 apps publicly reported, and 76 apps removed from stores [1] - The ministry promoted dynamic authorization for app access to user data, enhancing privacy protection [1] Group 3: Marketing and Customer Service Oversight - MIIT undertook a campaign to clean up unsolicited commercial electronic information, resulting in the removal of 510,000 pieces of illegal marketing information [2] - The ministry provided "Do Not Disturb" services to 1.26 billion users based on their preferences [2] - Customer service hotlines of major internet companies were tested, revealing issues with accessibility and prompting corrective actions [2] Group 4: Complaints and Security Issues - In Q3 2025, complaints about problematic mobile applications showed that 49.7% were related to cybersecurity issues, 29.6% to personal information and permissions, and 20.7% to information security [2] - The China Internet Association, along with app stores and security testing firms, took action against 142 problematic mobile applications [2]