2023年8月，本市宝山区一家宾旅馆负责人接到推销电话，对方声称只要合作投放其共享充电线，便可 免费提供"刷好评、删差评"服务。察觉到可能涉嫌违法，该负责人果断向公安机关举报。循线深挖，一 个以董某为首的犯罪团伙及其"共赢"的商业模式逐渐清晰。 近日，一起由共享充电线业务牵引出的侵犯公民个人信息案浮出水面，揭开了以"免费控评"为诱饵，非 法获取海量住宿信息的灰色产业链。 同时，对涉案酒店提起刑事附带民事公益诉讼，要求赔偿损失并公开道歉。 经查，董某等人先后成立J公司、Y公司，并与C公司合作开展充电线业务。他们向全国多家宾旅馆推销 收费充电线，承诺将客人使用产生的费用绝大部分返还酒店，并以"免费帮助管理线上评价"作为核心卖 点。为落实此项"服务"，J公司设立了销售、技术、好评、差评、售后五个部门，形成完整运作链条。 本报记者 郭剑烽 通讯员 金玮菁 宝山区检察院审查认为，董某、徐某、眭某、宋某、李某等人非法获取公民信息，情节特别严重；叶某 等酒店方非法提供信息，情节严重，均以侵犯公民个人信息罪提起公诉。日前，法院判处董某等人有期 徒刑三年六个月至二年不等，部分适用缓刑，并处罚金。 销售人员每日从网络平台搜寻酒店 ...

◆"菜单"中的内容包括姓名、电话、家庭住址等基本公民个人信息，甚至还有银行存款金额、保险存单 金额等涉及个人财产的隐私信息。 ◆同年2月至3月，赵某分4次向周某购买近4万条公民个人信息，每条公民个人信息0.2元。在赵某购买 的信息中，有200条是某银行千万元级存款客户的公民个人信息。 为拓展保险业务非法购入20余万条公民个人信息，离职后因急需用钱，保险业务员周某便将这些信息当 作"珍贵资料"出售，还列出包含姓名、电话、财产状况等内容的"信息菜单"供买家"点单"。 经查，周某累计向15名买家售卖25万余条公民个人信息，涉案金额4.3万余元。2025年12月15日，周某 因侵犯公民个人信息罪获刑。其他涉案人员在进一步处理中。 离职后将客户资源变现 2024年6月，周某入职一家大型保险公司担任业务员，没有底薪，按照业务量拿提成。周某对销售保险 没有从业经验，只知道推销保险需要找到有意向的客户，所以拥有丰富的客户资源至关重要。 为扩大保险客户范围，周某尝试过传统的电话推销、去街头发传单揽客、去小区办讲座，都收效甚微。 后来，周某通过网上渠道购买了20余万条公民个人信息，用于联系客户，开展业务。然而，周某还是没 谈成几 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the illegal trade of personal information related to celebrities, particularly their travel details, facilitated by individuals exploiting their access to airline systems and social media platforms [1][5][9]. Group 1: Illegal Information Trade - Zhang, a fan turned full-time "代拍" (photo agent), began purchasing celebrity travel information from a source named "Zhang Ping," who claimed to work for an airline [3][4]. - Zhang sold this information at a markup, initially charging an additional 100 yuan per piece, which could rise to 1000 yuan depending on the celebrity's popularity [3][4]. Group 2: Source of Information - Shu, who worked for an outsourced airline customer service company, illegally accessed and recorded celebrity flight information using her work privileges, selling it to Zhang [5][7]. - Shu's actions resulted in the illegal acquisition of over 100 pieces of personal information, earning her 13,100 yuan [7]. Group 3: Legal Consequences - Both Zhang and Shu were prosecuted for violating personal information laws, with Zhang receiving a seven-month prison sentence and a fine, while Shu was sentenced to ten months with a one-year probation [8]. - The court mandated public apologies and compensation for damages to public interests, highlighting the legal repercussions of such activities [8]. Group 4: Social Media and Platform Responsibility - Investigations revealed that social media platforms are being used to facilitate the sale of celebrity travel information, with users able to access this information for a small fee [9][11]. - Experts suggest that platforms need to enhance their content moderation and accountability measures to combat the spread of illegal information [11].

Core Points - Gansu Pingliang Public Security successfully cracked a major case of personal information infringement, arresting 25 suspects and disrupting the illegal personal information trade chain [1][3] - The operation was part of the "Net Clean 2025" initiative aimed at combating cybercrime and protecting citizens' personal information [1][2] Case Analysis - In July 2025, local authorities discovered a company that was luring individuals to register business licenses for the purpose of mass registering e-commerce accounts for sale, leading to the identification of a criminal gang specializing in illegal account sales [2] - The criminal network operated under the guise of a technology company, acquiring personal information through illegal means and using virtual environments for bulk account registration and maintenance [2] Operation and Arrests - After thorough investigation into the gang's organization, methods, and locations, Gansu police conducted a coordinated operation, resulting in the arrest of 25 suspects, including the main perpetrator, and the dismantling of four criminal bases [3] - Authorities seized 613 business licenses, 530 company seals, 42 mobile phones, and 21 computers and hard drives during the operation [3] Legal Framework - The case is being further investigated, with relevant laws such as the Criminal Law and the Personal Information Protection Law outlining severe penalties for illegal handling of personal information [4][6]

Core Points - A criminal gang targeted elderly individuals by offering small gifts like rice and oil to lure them into signing up for mobile phone cards, which were then used to illegally profit over 300,000 yuan through the sale of verification codes [1][2] Group 1: Criminal Activities - The gang, led by a person named Cai, utilized "cat pool" devices to batch activate mobile phone cards and collect verification codes, posing a significant threat to personal information security [1][2] - The operation involved deceiving elderly individuals in community areas by promising benefits, ultimately leading them to unknowingly register mobile phone cards under their names [2] Group 2: Law Enforcement Response - The police successfully dismantled the criminal operation, seizing 30 mobile phones, 4 computers, over 1,200 mobile phone cards, and 7 "cat pool" devices [1] - The case highlights the need for increased awareness and protection measures for vulnerable groups, particularly the elderly, against such fraudulent schemes [3]