I don't know if there is an app that people often use, but it will not be seen in any application market and will be permanently removed. The reason why these eight apps were notified to be removed from the shelves was because they seriously violated the rights and interests of consumers, and they still refused to change. Actually, as early as July 24th. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology informed the society of 58 apps that infringed consumers' rights and demanded rectification. However, on August 19, 2009, the above eight apps were not rectified as required, which undoubtedly ignored the statement issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. They also paid a price for their actions, and finally the managed APP was taken off the shelf, otherwise the whole company would face bankruptcy.
Then the removal of these eight apps by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has also aroused our public's concern about whether the interests of users are protected in the Internet environment. Such illegal apps often want to obtain users' information rights through some simple explanations. The authorization behavior of some apps is not guaranteed. After they get such information, they will disclose the privacy of users to those who need it. Many times, they will use an information asymmetry to obtain more users' private behaviors or personal information. Once the user refuses such permission, the application will be completely unusable. In my opinion, it is hooliganism to gain users' rights in this extreme way.
In today's Internet age, the protection of personal information should attract everyone's attention. Once the information is leaked and used by criminals, the small ones receive some spam messages to harass the phone, and the big ones may cause money losses and even some inexplicable illegal and criminal acts.