网络空间不是法外之地！市场监管总局发布8起网络不正当竞争典型案例

Group 1 - The core message emphasizes the importance of data as a competitive resource for businesses and warns against the use of false information in commercial battles, highlighting that such actions will face legal consequences [1] - The State Administration for Market Regulation has released eight typical cases of unfair competition online, illustrating the need for businesses to operate legally and ethically in the digital marketplace [1] - Some unscrupulous businesses exploit the viral nature of online information to spread false claims at low costs, harming competitors' reputations and disrupting fair competition [1] Group 2 - Malicious complaints through fabricated information to damage competitors are being targeted by market regulators, as seen in the case of Lianyungang Chuangyan Biotechnology Co., which made 27 malicious complaints against 23 businesses [2] - Internet marketing models like "influencer store visits" are rapidly developing, but some operators engage in false promotions to attract customers, as demonstrated by Space Wisdom Decoration and Renovation (Beijing) Co., which was fined for misleading advertising [2] - The use of personalized algorithmic recommendation technologies is essential for the stable operation of online content service platforms, provided it is done legally and reasonably [2] Group 3 - Zhongshan Luxin Computer Technology Co., Ltd. developed software that unlawfully scraped user data from platforms, leading to a fine of 1 million yuan for disrupting the online service ecosystem [3] - Henan Xinxiang Jiayou Network Technology Co., Ltd. created software to bypass platform review mechanisms, resulting in a fine of 10.05 thousand yuan for interfering with normal platform operations [3] - Some businesses engage in fraudulent transactions to boost search rankings and store competitiveness, misleading consumers and harming lawful operators [3] Group 4 - Jiujiang Yinmei Technology Co., Ltd. sold software that unlawfully captured and transferred product information from an e-commerce platform, leading to a fine of 120 thousand yuan for harming platform operators' rights [4] - Shanghai Zaoyi Enterprise Management Center misled businesses into believing they were receiving independent broadband services when they were actually using shared services, resulting in a fine of 30 thousand yuan [5] - In 2025, market regulators handled 1,932 cases of unfair online competition, with a total penalty amount of 71.5294 million yuan [5]