In the interview, the reporter found that although China has now introduced relevant laws to regulate “big data killing,” due to the large number of internet platforms involving multiple departments, it is difficult to supervise; at the same time, platforms often adopt dynamic pricing strategies, complicated and hidden algorithms, making it difficult and expensive for consumers to prove and defend their rights. Despite the regulatory authorities prohibiting it, “big data killing” is still repeatedly prohibited.

In the interview, the reporter found that although China has now introduced relevant laws to regulate “big data killing,” due to the large number of internet platforms involving multiple departments, it is difficult to supervise; at the same time, platforms often adopt dynamic pricing strategies, complicated and hidden algorithms, making it difficult and expensive for consumers to prove and defend their rights. Despite the regulatory authorities prohibiting it, “big data killing” is still repeatedly prohibited.