Legal analysis: 58 city network belongs to the supervision of the regulatory authorities. Financial fraud has become a major public hazard in the current financial field. Preventing and cracking down on financial fraud according to law has become the consensus of all countries in the world. As the largest classified information website in China, 58 Tongcheng has three characteristics: localization, independence, free, authenticity and high efficiency. Its services cover all areas of life, providing life information such as house rental, job hunting, second-hand trading, car rental, pet ticketing, catering and entertainment, and making friends, covering all large and medium-sized cities in China.

Legal basis: Regulations on the Management of Mobile Internet Application Information Services

Article 8 Internet application store service providers shall perform the following management responsibilities for application providers:

(1) Examining the authenticity, security and legality of application providers, establishing a credit management system, and filing with the Internet information offices of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

(2) Urge application providers to protect user information, provide complete explanations for applications to obtain and use user information, and present them to users.

(three) to urge the application providers to publish legal information content, establish and improve the safety audit mechanism, and equip professionals suitable for the service scale.

(4) Urging application providers to release legal applications and respecting and protecting the intellectual property rights of application providers.

For application providers who violate the provisions of the preceding paragraph, measures such as warning, suspension of publishing and removal of applications shall be taken as appropriate, and records shall be kept and reported to the relevant competent authorities.

Article 9 Internet application store service providers and mobile Internet application providers shall sign a service agreement, clarify the rights and obligations of both parties, and abide by laws, regulations and platform conventions.