APP不得频繁索要个人信息权限！新规公开征集意见

Core Viewpoint - The National Internet Information Office has drafted the "Regulations on the Collection and Use of Personal Information by Internet Applications (Draft for Comments)" to standardize personal information collection and usage, protect personal information rights, and promote reasonable use of personal information [1]. Group 1: Internet Applications - Internet applications must inform users of personal information collection and usage rules prominently at the first launch through pop-ups [1]. - Applications should provide a one-click access feature to personal information collection rules in prominent locations within the settings [1]. - Applications can only request necessary personal information permissions when users are using specific functions and must inform users of the purpose of use [1]. - Users should not be frequently prompted for permissions that affect their normal use of other functions if they refuse [1]. - Applications should only access camera and microphone permissions when users actively choose to use those features, and not in unrelated scenarios [1]. - For real-time location services, the frequency of location permission requests should be limited to the minimum required for business functionality [1]. Group 2: Smart Terminals - When applications request permissions such as calendar, call logs, camera, contacts, location, microphone, phone, SMS, storage, and physical activity, smart terminal operating systems must obtain user consent through pop-ups [2]. - Smart terminals should display clear indicators at the top of the screen to inform users when permissions like microphone, camera, and location are being accessed [2]. - Terminal manufacturers must verify the identity and contact information of application operators when processing pre-installation requests, and applications without proper information or personal information collection rules will not be pre-installed [2]. Group 3: Feedback Deadline - The deadline for feedback on the draft regulations is February 9, 2026 [3].