Group 1 - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has processed over 260 million unbinding requests for historical internet application accounts as part of its initiative to enhance telecom service quality [1] - In the third quarter, MIIT promoted the "Clear Handling, Safe Use" campaign, achieving a 99% public disclosure rate for telecom service fees and establishing a centralized verification platform for service subscriptions [1] - The "Second Number Renewal" service has been promoted, covering over 230 mainstream applications and serving more than 4.3 million users [1] Group 2 - MIIT released the "Compliance Management Guidelines for Protecting User Rights in Mobile Internet Applications" to guide enterprises in improving compliance awareness and service levels [2] - A series of standards for "Minimum Necessary Permissions for Mobile Internet Applications" were developed to ensure apps only access user-specified content, enhancing user privacy protection [2] - MIIT conducted 47 batches of technical tests on apps, resulting in 1,970 rectifications, 203 public disclosures, and 76 app removals [2] Group 3 - MIIT has intensified efforts to clean up unsolicited commercial electronic information, shutting down 7,804 illegal voice lines and rectifying 228 companies for violations [2] - The "Do Not Disturb" service has been provided to 1.26 billion users based on their preferences [2] - Third-party assessments revealed issues with customer service hotlines of major internet companies, prompting MIIT to urge improvements in service capabilities [2]