China's APP "dominates" the top four American app stores (Wall Street Journal)

Recently, the US China Economic and Security Review Committee (USCC) under the US Congress released an analyst report, believing that some e-commerce platforms in China have data risks and other problems, suggesting that the US government should be vigilant. In response, Shu Jueting, spokesman of the Ministry of Commerce of China, held the Journalism The press conference said that the US side is neither professional nor responsible.

The US China Economic and Security Review Committee under the US Congress recently released an analyst report, believing that the cross-border e-commerce platform Shein, Pinduoduo e-commerce global business (Temu) and other Chinese e-commerce companies have problems such as data security, procurement violations, and infringement of intellectual property rights, suggesting that the US government should remain vigilant.

In the afternoon of April 20, the Ministry of Commerce held a regular press conference. When asked about this question, Shu Jueting, a spokesman of the Ministry of Commerce, said that the so-called analyst report released by the United States recently, without investigation and verification, repeatedly used uncertain expressions such as "maybe", "may", and "seems", He also criticized the Chinese e-commerce platform by quoting unilateral statements made by American enterprises without authority and legal effect. The US is neither professional nor responsible, and China is seriously concerned about this.

Shu Jueting said that the Chinese government attaches great importance to data security and intellectual property protection, constantly improves the legislative system, improves the efficiency of law enforcement, guides industry self-discipline, and resolutely punishes illegal acts according to law. China is willing to strengthen cooperation with all parties to jointly create a business environment of fair competition for global enterprises.

In the first three weeks of March this year, according to Sensor Tower data, among the top five popular apps downloaded by American app stores, apps from China accounted for four of the seats, which were owned by Pinduoduo e-commerce global business Temu and Byte Beat respectively video The editing application CapCut and short video application TikTok, as well as the fast fashion brand Shein.