( August 26, 2025, 09:30 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The Internet regulator in China’s Guizhou province has disclosed enforcement actions involving online content, cybersecurity and personal information protection. In separate cybersecurity cases, an auto dealer and a logistics firm were cited for failing to adopt basic safeguards, which led to a monitoring system being compromised by a Trojan file and a portal website hacked with illegal content. In personal-information cases, regulators flagged a company’s WeChat mini program for excessive data collection and a tech firm’s facial-recognition system for lacking contingency plans and user protections, exposing personal data to the risk of leaks. All companies were warned and ordered to correct the violations. The statement, in Chinese, follows: ...
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