Group 1: Regulatory Actions on Online Content - Gansu province's internet authorities conducted a special campaign to address issues such as "distorting city image" and "spreading vulgar content," resulting in the disposal of 923 illegal messages and penalties for 10 online influencers [1][3][4] - Six typical cases were highlighted, including individuals spreading false information about natural disasters and health issues, leading to administrative penalties such as fines and detention [3][4][5] Group 2: Legal Actions by Companies - BYD announced legal action against several social media accounts for defamation, seeking an apology and compensation of 3 million yuan due to the spread of false information damaging its brand image [5][6] Group 3: Industry Regulations and Standards - Ele.me introduced new regulations to tighten the use of store logos, prohibiting misleading representations that could confuse consumers, with severe penalties for non-compliance [8] - Guangdong province initiated a pilot program for product traceability, focusing on 10 categories of online products, including power banks and gas stoves, to enhance quality control and consumer safety [9][10] Group 4: E-commerce Platform Updates - Kuaishou e-commerce established strict rules for its "Next Day Delivery" service, detailing timelines for order processing and penalties for non-compliance to improve logistics and consumer trust [10][12]