平台不得大数据“杀熟”，两部门发布新规

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recently released "Regulations on the Supervision and Management of Platform Rules for Online Trading" aimed at standardizing the formulation, modification, and execution of platform rules to maintain order in online transactions and protect the legitimate rights and interests of all parties involved in online trading [1][2]. Group 1 - The regulations clarify the responsibilities and obligations of online trading platforms in the process of formulating, modifying, and executing platform rules, including requirements for information disclosure, public consultation, transitional period settings, and complaint channels [1]. - Platforms are required to establish mechanisms for communication and negotiation on significant matters related to platform rules and for resolving transaction disputes within the platform [1]. Group 2 - The regulations detail specific requirements for platforms regarding information, network, and data security, as well as the protection of the legitimate rights and interests of operators and consumers on the platform [2]. - Platforms must include clear information security clauses in their rules, specify norms for handling personal information, and fulfill obligations for protecting minors online [2]. - The regulations prohibit platforms from unreasonably restricting the autonomous business activities of operators, charging unreasonable fees or penalties, and from actions that harm consumer rights or impose excessive responsibilities on consumers [2]. Group 3 - The regulations emphasize the need for enhanced law enforcement collaboration and improved regulatory mechanisms between market supervision and cybersecurity departments [2]. - It establishes a framework for information sharing, case transfer, and joint assessment between the two departments, allowing them to interview platform responsible persons and require corrective actions [2]. - The regulations encourage platforms to publish compliance reports and conduct self-assessments or engage third parties for compliance evaluations [2].