Core Points - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has initiated governance on illegal collection and use of personal information by apps and SDKs, identifying 39 apps and SDKs that infringe on user rights, including the well-known app Changba [3][9] - Changba, developed by Beijing Changba Technology Co., Ltd., was reported for issues such as unauthorized collection of personal information and mandatory use of targeted push notifications [3][4] - MIIT has mandated that the identified apps rectify their issues within a specified timeframe, with potential legal consequences for non-compliance [3][9] Group 1 - The MIIT conducted a third-party inspection that revealed 39 apps and SDKs violating user rights [3] - Issues reported include forced use of targeted push notifications, lack of clear information on personal data collection, automatic renewal without consent, and excessive data collection [3][4] - The apps listed for violations include various developers and sources, indicating a widespread issue across different platforms [4][5][6] Group 2 - The report highlights specific apps such as "秒音," "格林豪泰酒店管理集团," and "广西视听," which were found to have similar violations regarding personal information handling [5][6][7] - The MIIT's actions reflect a broader regulatory effort to protect user privacy and enforce compliance among app developers [3][9] - The identified issues may lead to administrative penalties for the non-compliant apps if they fail to address the violations within the given timeframe [3][9]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has initiated a crackdown on 39 apps and SDKs for illegal collection and use of personal information, including well-known applications like Changba [3][30]. Group 1: Issues Identified - The main issues reported include forced use of targeted push notifications, lack of clear disclosure on personal information collection, mandatory auto-renewal, and excessive collection of personal information [3][30]. - Changba, a music social application, was specifically noted for violating personal information collection regulations [3][30]. Group 2: Required Actions - MIIT has mandated that the identified apps rectify their issues within a specified timeframe, with potential legal consequences for non-compliance or inadequate rectification [3][30]. Group 3: List of Non-compliant Apps - A detailed list of the 39 apps and SDKs found to be in violation includes various applications across different categories, highlighting widespread issues in the industry [6][7][8][9][10].