Recently, a reporter from Narada learned from the Guangzhou Municipal Market Supervision Bureau that at a special research meeting on the platform "Big Data", Vipshop, JD.com, Meituan, Are you hungry, Daily Youxian, Hema Fresh, Ctrip , Qunar, Ruqi Travel, Didi Travel, a total of 10 Internet platform companies’ representatives signed the "Platform Companies Maintaining a Fair Competitive Market Order", promising not to illegally collect and use consumer personal information, and not to take advantage of data to kill "Cooked", do not sell counterfeit and shoddy products.
It is reported that, in order to explore and solve the problem of “big data”, standardize the data supervision of the online market, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, on March 31, 2021, the Guangzhou Market Supervision Bureau and the Municipal Bureau of Commerce held a platform The administrative guidance meeting for the special research and regulation of fair competition market order.
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In the special research meeting on the platform "Big Data", Vipshop, JD, Meituan, Are you hungry, Daily Youxian, Hema Xiansheng, Ctrip, Qunar, such as Representatives of 10 Internet platform companies including Qi Chuxing and Didi Chuxing reported on the use and management of user data and made recommendations on data use supervision. Legal experts from Guangzhou Market Supervision Bureau, Guangzhou Bureau of Commerce and South China University of Technology discussed relevant issues with representatives of various enterprises.
At the administrative guidance meeting on standardizing the fair competition market order, the participating departments fully affirmed the positive significance and important role of the economic development of the Internet platform, seriously pointed out the current Internet platform's suspected "big data" and other outstanding issues, and required platform companies to take the initiative Take up social responsibilities, strictly regulate business behaviors, and jointly maintain fair competition in the market order.
At the meeting, platform companies jointly learned the "nine must not" proposed by the State Administration for Market Regulation. Enterprise representatives signed the "Platform Enterprise Maintaining a Fair Competitive Market Order" and solemnly made promises to the society: First, strictly abide by relevant state regulations. Laws and regulations, no dumping at low prices, no price collusion, no price bidding, no price fraud. Second, it does not violate the law to implement fixed prices, does not violate the law to restrict the production or sales of commodities, and does not violate the law to divide the market. Concentration of undertakings shall not be implemented illegally, and competition shall not be excluded or restricted. The third is to not implement predatory pricing, refusal to trade, or tie-in sales without proper reasons. The fourth is to refrain from commercial confusion, false propaganda, or commercial slander.The fifth is not to illegally collect and use consumer personal information, not to use data advantages to "kill familiarity", and not to sell counterfeit and shoddy products. Sixth, it does not use technical means to damage the order of competition, does not hinder the normal operation of other market entities, and does not impose unreasonable restrictions or attach unreasonable conditions to operators on the platform.
Since the beginning of last year, big data has continuously aroused public attention. In September 2020, the big data of the online travel platform named by CCTV has completed the phenomenon. Some platforms set differentiated prices for the same product or service under the same conditions for users with different consumption characteristics. In December, some food delivery platforms were exposed to the same starting location, and the platforms showed different delivery fees and even higher member delivery fees, which once again sparked heated discussions among netizens.
It is understood that at the end of 2020, the Central Economic Work Conference proposed "strengthening anti-monopoly and preventing the disorderly expansion of capital". Subsequently, the State Administration for Market Regulation and the Ministry of Commerce organized an administrative guidance meeting to regulate the order of community group purchases, and put forward the "nine must not" operation specifications for the controversial community group purchase model.
Written by: Intern Yu Dian Nandu reporter Xu Bingqian
Editor: Zhen Qin
Source: Aoyi.com
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