汽车行业网络乱象专项整治行动公开曝光一批典型案例

Core Viewpoint - The National Internet Information Office, in collaboration with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, has initiated a special campaign to rectify online chaos in the automotive industry, focusing on the strict regulation of false information and malicious defamation against automotive companies and products [1][2]. Group 1: Cases of Malicious Information - Accounts such as "Big Eye Brother Says Car" have disseminated derogatory information, harming the reputation of automotive companies and products. These accounts have been subject to legal actions, including closure [1]. - Accounts like "High View Tide" have spread false information, attacking the quality of automotive products and undermining the operational status of companies. Legal measures have been taken against these accounts [1]. - Accounts such as "I Am Big Bin Classmate" have maliciously aggregated negative information about companies, inciting public opposition and exploiting corporate events for attention. These accounts have also faced legal consequences [1]. Group 2: Distortion of Sales Data - Accounts like "Easy Car List" have fabricated and disseminated unverified automotive sales data, misleading consumers and disrupting the normal operations of automotive companies. Legal actions have been taken against these accounts [2]. - Accounts such as "Wang Wusong" have continued to publish false information, damaging the reputation of automotive companies. These accounts have been closed due to repeated distortion of facts regarding electric vehicle performance [2].