According to the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC)'s decision on strengthening network information protection, individuals who encounter information leakage have the right to immediately ask network service providers to delete relevant information or take other necessary measures to stop it.
Individuals can also make complaints and reports to public security departments, internet management departments, industrial and commercial departments, consumer associations, industry management departments and related institutions.
Consumers can also further safeguard their legitimate rights and interests according to the Tort Liability Law and the Law on the Protection of Consumers' Rights and Interests, such as asking infringers to apologize, eliminate the influence, restore their reputation and compensate for losses.
There are many ways to report, the ultimate goal of which is to protect one's own interests with the help of the coercive power of public power and punish those who do not constitute a crime but violate the law. In the case of information leakage, only relevant evidence can be collected to report, so as to quickly and effectively confirm the contents of the report, which is conducive to the public authorities to quickly find criminals after reporting.