CNKI， China's top academic literature database， announced on Wednesday it will fully comply with a 50 million yuan (US$6.84 million) fine from the State Internet Information Office for mishandling personal information.

On September 1， the office reported that 14 apps operated by CNKI had violated the law by collecting personal information without consent， failing to provide an account cancellation function，普拉提 and neglecting to promptly delete users' personal information after they canceled their accounts.

CNKI was penalized by the Office， 排版 receiving instructions to cease illegal handling of personal information and a fine of 50 million yuan imposed in accordance with relevant laws.

In response， 皮卡文具本册 CNKI stated on Wednesday that it will continue to enhance its personal information protection， 气体放电灯 data security， 鞋加工 and network security control systems， taking practical actions to effectively safeguard national network data security.

On December 26 last year文具本册， CNKI was fined 87.6 million yuan by the state's market watchdog for monopolistic behavior.

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