12月8日，柬泰边境地区再次爆发冲突，造成人员伤亡。12月以来，中国驻柬埔寨大使馆官方多次发 文，提醒在柬中国公民密切关注当地安全形势，提高警惕，加强防范，注意安全，避免前往边境地区。 近日，携程与柬埔寨国家旅游局合作一事，在社交网络引发"信任危机"，因担心隐私信息泄露引发安全 问题，不少用户连夜注销携程账号、晒出卸载截图。12月25日午间，携程集团发布《携程关于用户关切 问题的郑重声明》回应称：基于中国驻柬埔寨大使馆近期发布的安全提醒，公司第一时间暂停了原定的 投放动作，合作未曾启动。此前双方签署的营销合作协议不涉及任何数据合作，绝不存在泄露用户隐私 信息的情况，并已将合作协议及实际情况提交相关部门验证核查。 此前，根据柬埔寨王国政府批准，自2026年6月15日至10月15日，柬埔寨将对从中国出发的中国公民实 施免签试点政策。9月1日，携程与柬埔寨国家旅游局签署营销合作协议。 携程集团在《携程关于用户关切问题的郑重声明》中称，双方签署的协议内容为："甲方（柬埔寨国家 旅游局）委托乙方（携程）在乙方关联机构发布广告服务。合作期限：2025 年9月1日至2026 年3月31 日。"携程方面表示，协议原计划于柬埔 ...

能像真人一般理解你的话语，与你交流，协助解决问题，甚至感知你的情绪……这种被誉为"活人感"的智能车机正逐渐登陆市场。从用户体 验的角度来看，车机若能实现从单纯工具使用到情感陪伴的飞跃，便能成为用户出行中的"贴心伴侣"，进而提升用户的满意度和忠诚度。 面对这股车机智能化的升级浪潮，行业内的有识之士清醒地认识到，在追求车机"活人感"的同时，也需关注如何实现安全交互、避免驾驶分 心，并确保用户隐私和数据安全。此外，还需防止过度拟人化，避免偏离交通工具的核心属性等问题，从而使车机真正成为安全、智能的"好助 手"。 车机拟人活灵活现 "活人感"已成为众多新能源汽车品牌的新追求。近日，某新能源品牌通过OTA升级，推送了"深度思考"大模型，使车机从单纯的"执行指令工 具"转变为能主动理解、思考并回应用户需求的"智慧伙伴"。从用户体验来看，车机系统不再机械地执行操作命令，而是具备了一定的聊天互动功 能，并能提供"情绪价值"。 以往，传统车机系统需要明确的指令才能调温度、调风量，而现在更智能的车机系统成了"闲聊搭子"。车机智能化升级后，只需说一句"我要 午休"，车机便能自动调高温度、调低风量、关闭车窗和音响，有时还会播放一段轻 ...

自2025年12月18日起（也就是明天），企业微信将开始灰度测试一项针对客户联系接口的调整，或将影 响其生态内数万家服务商的数据获取权限。 接口调整前，只要获得企业授权，服务商通常可以获取该企业员工名下的全部客户信息，用于后续的分 析、打标签或营销自动化。调整后，这种"一次性授权、长期使用"的模式将不再可行，服务商未来能否 获取客户数据，将取决于多个动态条件： 如果应用处于试用期，只能获取授权前一个月及试用期内新增的客户； 若企业活跃度偏低，平台会先通过回调通知服务商； 若一周后仍无改善，该应用将仅能获取活跃员工的客户信息。 这一便利的前提是，需要聚焦于获客本身，而非借机采集或沉淀客户数据。 调整的出发点，首要仍是平台对用户隐私保护的强化，《个人信息保护法》实施已逾三年的背景下，此 举可视为对监管趋势的响应，及对生态内数据滥用风险的提前防范。 二则，对服务商来说，不能再仅仅专注于销售和安装，需要确保其产品能真正融入企业的日常运营，被 员工高频使用，否则将面临数据接口权限的逐步失效。 简单说，服务商在从"销售驱动"转向"价值驱动"，将重心回归到提升产品本身的实用性和用户体验上。 能够解决实际痛点、促进员工活跃使 ...

对此，豆包手机助手回应：不存在任何黑客行为，也不会代替用户进行相关授权和敏感操作。 具体到授权，据豆包手机助手称，"INJECT_EVENTS确实是系统级权限，技术实现依赖Android系统级 权限，有更严格的使用限制。拥有该权限许可，相关产品才能跨屏、跨应用来模拟点击事件，完成用户 操作手机的任务需求。豆包手机助手需要用户主动授权，才可以调用该权限，使用操作手机功能。该权 限的使用，我们也在权限清单中进行了明确的披露。据我们了解，目前行业的AI助手，均需要使用该 权限（或与其类似的无障碍权限）才能提供操作手机的服务"。 对于获取系统权限。豆包手机助手方面称，"豆包手机助手预览版发布后，部分关于我们未经授权，侵 犯隐私的谣言开始流传"。 根据豆包方面提供的背景，12月3日，多家媒体联系豆包，称有科技公司爆料"豆包手机助手存在侵犯用 户隐私"的问题。该公司声称，"实测发现，豆包手机助手在努比亚手机上拥有INJECT_EVENTS权限， 该权限在安卓权限定义中属于操作系统高危权限"。并强调，"此前有黑客突破系统限制，拿到该权限， 要面临刑事责任"。 北京商报讯（记者 魏蔚）12月3日，豆包手机助手针对微信登录异常 ...

Core Viewpoint - The company addressed user concerns regarding the "Doubao Mobile Assistant" and clarified issues related to WeChat login failures on the Nubia M153 device, while also refuting rumors about unauthorized access to system permissions [5][11]. Group 1: User Issues and Responses - On December 2, multiple users reported that using the Doubao Mobile Assistant on the Nubia M153 caused WeChat to crash or become inaccessible [5][11]. - The company has since disabled the assistant's ability to operate WeChat, and affected accounts are gradually being unblocked [5][11]. Group 2: Privacy and Security Concerns - The company responded to allegations of privacy violations, stating that the Doubao Mobile Assistant does not engage in any hacking activities and requires user consent to access system-level permissions [6][12]. - The INJECT_EVENTS permission, which is necessary for the assistant to simulate user actions across applications, is disclosed in the permission list and is subject to strict usage limitations [6][12]. Group 3: User Privacy Protection Measures - The Doubao Mobile Assistant does not store any user screen content on the cloud, ensuring that user privacy is maintained [7][13]. - The assistant requires screen access to perform tasks but does not retain any data from these operations, and all interactions remain under user control [7][13]. Group 4: Product Positioning - The Doubao Mobile Assistant is currently in a "technical preview" phase, aimed at industry professionals and AI enthusiasts, rather than the general consumer market [7][13].

Core Viewpoint - Starbucks is facing backlash for allegedly misusing user location data for aggressive marketing, raising concerns about privacy and transparency in its data collection practices [2][10][12]. Privacy Policy and User Data Collection - A recent incident involved a user receiving two promotional messages from Starbucks within three minutes, prompting criticism regarding the app's use of precise location data for marketing purposes [3][4]. - The privacy policy of Starbucks only mentions three scenarios for using precise location data: finding nearby stores, ordering, and participating in specific activities, without explicitly stating that location data could be used for promotional pushes [4][9]. - Legal experts have pointed out that Starbucks' privacy policy lacks clarity and accessibility, potentially violating personal information laws [9]. User Reactions and Concerns - Many users expressed discomfort with Starbucks' marketing tactics, fearing misuse of their personal information and emphasizing the need for respect for privacy [10][12]. - The phrase "打工人要的是咖啡自由，不是推送自由" reflects a sentiment that intrusive marketing detracts from the enjoyment of the product [12]. Regulatory Scrutiny and Past Incidents - Starbucks has faced multiple regulatory inquiries regarding its data collection practices, including being summoned by authorities in June 2023 for issues related to user data collection and marketing tactics [12][13]. - Despite these challenges, Starbucks has not yet achieved satisfactory improvements in user privacy protection [13]. Business Expansion Plans - Starbucks plans to expand its stores in China from 8,011 to 20,000, but faces significant challenges due to increasing competition from lower-priced coffee brands [15]. - The company may need to consider launching a new lower-end brand to compete in the mid to low-end market, which raises questions about brand differentiation and maintaining quality [15].

Core Points - Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and current and former executives agreed to pay $190 million to settle shareholder claims regarding violations of Facebook user privacy, which allegedly caused damage to the company [1] - Shareholders initially sought up to $8 billion in damages, but the defendants denied all allegations [1] - The settlement will be funded by the board and management, indirectly benefiting shareholders, and the board has agreed to strengthen policies on director conduct, insider trading, and whistleblower protections [1]

Core Points - The European Commission has proposed a reform to address the long-standing issue of cookie pop-ups that have troubled European internet users, aiming to create a more convenient online experience [1][3] Group 1: Reform Details - The reform is part of the EU's "Digital Package Reform" and aims to simplify digital regulatory rules while balancing user privacy protection and online convenience [3] - Users will be able to set global cookie preferences at the browser level, eliminating the need to click "accept" or "reject" for each website [3] - The reform will be implemented in phases, starting with a simplified "yes/no" option for cookie prompts, reducing user operational costs [3] Group 2: Compliance and Implementation - Websites will be required to adhere to user cookie choices for at least six months and are prohibited from displaying unnecessary cookie banners for "harmless purposes" like website traffic statistics [3] - The European Commission noted that the current prevalence of cookie pop-ups leads users to make quick, uninformed choices rather than genuine privacy decisions [3] - The proposal is currently in the legislative process and requires approval from the European Parliament and the 27 EU member states before it can take effect [3]

Core Points - Hangzhou Bank announced the revision of the "Hangzhou Bank WeChat Channel User Privacy Protection Agreement" to enhance user privacy protection and ensure compliance with operational standards in WeChat mini-programs [1][2] Summary by Sections Revision Details - The revision expands the scope of the agreement from the original single login channel of WeChat Business Hall to include WeChat channels, which now encompasses both WeChat Business Hall and WeChat mini-programs [2] - A new list of third-party SDKs and marketing authorization agreements has been added to the agreement [2] - Modifications have been made to align with the newly revised "Children's Personal Information Protection Rules," specifically regarding the handling of minors' information [2] Implementation - The updated "Hangzhou Bank WeChat Channel User Privacy Protection Agreement" will take effect on October 31, 2025, requiring customers to re-sign the new agreement upon logging into Hangzhou Bank's WeChat channels [2] - Customers who do not agree with the updated terms can request to terminate their services with Hangzhou Bank [2]

Core Points - Apple is under investigation in France regarding the use of voice recordings collected by its Siri voice assistant, raising significant concerns about user privacy protection [1][3] - The investigation was initiated by the French Human Rights League (LDH) based on testimony from a former Apple contractor, Thomas Le Bonniec, who revealed that sensitive user recordings, including those of cancer patients, were analyzed [3] - The case is being handled by the Paris prosecutor's office's cybercrime division, and the investigation is ongoing with results yet to be announced [3] Company Practices - The core issue of the investigation revolves around Apple's practice of collecting user recordings through Siri, which is integrated into most of its devices and has the capability to record and store audio interactions [3] - Apple claims that the recording feature is optional for users and is intended to improve service quality, with some data potentially retained for up to two years and reviewed by contractors [3] - In January, Apple emphasized that it does not retain audio recordings of Siri interactions unless users explicitly choose to help improve Siri, and even then, the recordings are used solely for that purpose [3]