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  1. 2022

    北京因网站地图问题对7-Eleven罚款

    罚款或处罚

    中国市场监管部门因7-Eleven网站展示将台湾标为独立国家的地图,对其北京业务罚款15万元人民币。7 & i Holdings表示将尽力防止类似情况再次发生。

    品牌回应

    • 整改 — 7 & i Holdings

      The Beijing stores are owned by a subsidiary of Japanese firm 7 & i Holdings, which said it would "do our best to prevent a recurrence," The Guardian reported.

    来源摘录

    • The company was fined 150,000 yuan ($23,519) by Chinese market regulators for displaying an "incorrect" and "incomplete" Chinese map that labeled Taiwan "an independent country," the Global Times, a Communist Party tabloid, reported Friday.
    • The Beijing stores are owned by a subsidiary of Japanese firm 7 & i Holdings, which said it would "do our best to prevent a recurrence," The Guardian reported.
  2. 2021

    北京因网站地图标注对7-Eleven处以罚款

    罚款或处罚

    北京当局认定北京7-Eleven便利店网站将台湾标为独立国家,且地图未按北京要求标注部分争议岛屿和边界,因此处以人民币15万元罚款。

    品牌回应

    • 整改 — Seven & i Holdings

      "We will do our best to prevent a recurrence," the company added.
    • 整改 — Seven & i

      Seven & i "is taking the issue seriously and making sure to prevent a recurrence," the company's spokesman said.

    来源摘录

    • The 7-Eleven convenience store in Beijing has been fined for labelling Taiwan as an independent country on its website, reported.
    • "We will do our best to prevent a recurrence," the company added.
    • In December 2021, the local Beijing government had issued a warning and slapped a fine of RMB150,000 (S$31,900) on them.
  3. 2019

    7-Eleven Fuel 应用用户数据泄露

    问题披露

    2019年,7-Eleven Fuel 应用发生故障,导致用户能够查看其他用户的个人信息。7-Eleven 暂停应用进行维护,之后恢复服务,并表示正在调查此事。该事件被报道为一起影响该燃油应用用户的数据泄露。

    品牌回应

    • 整改 — 7-Eleven

      The issue has been resolved, and the 7-Eleven Fuel App is now online for all customers.
    • 调查 — 7-Eleven

      We are continuing to investigate

    来源摘录

    • The issue has been resolved, and the 7-Eleven Fuel App is now online for all customers.
    • We are continuing to investigate
    • The 7-Eleven fuel app, which the company said this week has been downloaded two million times, was taken offline for a matter of hours on Thursday after a customer alerted the company to the fact that he was able to access the personal information of several other customers via the app.