中消协提醒盗版剧APP藏风险隐患，切勿贪“小便宜”造成“大损失”

Core Insights - A recent media report has exposed a batch of pirated drama apps that not only misuse a large number of drama resources but also steal users' personal privacy information, with some even embedding malicious programs that infringe on consumer safety rights [1][4] - The China Consumer Association (CCA) has warned consumers about the risks associated with pirated drama apps, advising against the temptation of "small savings" leading to "big losses" [1][4] Group 1: Consumer Risks - Pirated drama apps may appear to offer consumers the chance to watch popular dramas at a low or no cost, but they lack guarantees in terms of picture quality, compatibility, and after-sales service, making consumers' legal rights vulnerable [4] - The behavior of these pirated apps is suspected of infringing copyright, which not only dampens the creative enthusiasm of original authors but also severely impacts the healthy development of the entire entertainment industry, ultimately harming consumers' interests [4] Group 2: Privacy and Security Concerns - Pirated drama apps typically require access to consumers' phone locations, photos, cameras, microphones, and contacts during download and operation, posing significant privacy risks [4] - Some pirated apps use various tricks to lure consumers to illegal websites containing trojans and phishing programs, leading to the theft of personal information and making consumers unwitting victims of online fraud [4] Group 3: Consumer Rights Protection - Consumers are advised to keep records of orders, payment receipts, and contracts to protect their rights during consumption [5] - In case of disputes, consumers can negotiate with operators based on the Consumer Rights Protection Law or file complaints through relevant administrative departments or platforms like the "National Consumer Association Smart 315 Platform" [5] - Consumers should report any illegal activities by operators, such as the excessive collection and use of personal information [5]