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Will Didi go out of business after this?
The country will not let Didi go bankrupt, but it will inevitably be badly hurt. The gold owner behind it will inevitably abandon Didi, and Didi, which has been losing money, will inevitably go downhill!

On the one hand, it reflects the determination of the country, and also leaves a lot of opportunities and markets for competitors! After all, a ride is just needed.

Didi will not go bankrupt, but it can be said that if it is not handled well this time, it is easy to give up a part or even a large part of the market share. To put it bluntly, the essence of Didi can be understood as a foreign-funded company controlled by Softbank and Uber in the United States. It can be described as a banana enterprise with a yellow skin and a white heart. The daily order volume of tens of millions can be said to be the trajectory of every capillary and every cell in China, which is terrible. This may also be the reason why Didi can be listed at the speed of light under the premise that US stocks strengthen supervision over the listing of Chinese enterprises, and these data are absolutely impossible and not allowed to be mastered by foreign countries. Therefore, since you choose to go public abroad, you can, but the principle and bottom line must be accepted. This is why the current situation exists, and the bankruptcy mentioned by the subject will not, but at this time, Didi's competitors should strive to seize the market through passenger subsidies and driver commission exemption. After all, it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, because Didi has been unable to expand new users, and the loss of old users means the loss of market share. Just as Didi's rise is to seize the opportunity of Didi's suspension, Didi will not close down, but it will definitely hand over some of its shares, which depends on the strength of other online car companies in recent days!

Will Didi Travel go bankrupt after this incident? The answer is not bankruptcy.

Let's talk about Didi Chuxing first. What's the event this time? On July 4, the National Network Information Office issued a notice saying that the "Didi Chuxing" App was removed due to serious illegal collection and use of personal information, requiring the App store to remove the "Didi Chuxing" app. It also requires Didi to seriously rectify the existing problems in accordance with the requirements of national laws and standards.

Will Didi go bankrupt? First of all, the notice mentioned the "Didi Chuxing" App in the app store, not asking to turn off Didi Chuxing. At the same time, Didi is required to carry out rectification in accordance with the requirements of laws and standards.

Since it is a rectification, it can still be put on the shelves as long as the rectification meets the requirements of national laws. This is just like the rectification within a time limit in many local industrial and commercial administrative penalties, except that the heavy requirement is to suspend business for rectification, and the light one is to suspend business for rectification.

So Didi was told this time that although the App in the App store was removed, the previously installed "Didi Chuxing" app can still be used normally.

This is just like the administrative punishment that often requires rectification within a time limit, and it will not go bankrupt.

What will happen if Didi goes bankrupt? Although Didi is a software platform company that provides online taxi calling, they don't own any vehicles, just graft some vehicles that meet the requirements to the platform, just like Didi is a brand operation company, and offline vehicles and taxi companies are his partners.

Although Didi is an online cross-service platform, there are many groups attached to the platform, such as car rental companies and online taxi drivers. If Didi is shut down or closed down, the chain reaction will be wide.

From this perspective, for the sake of social stability, governments at all levels will not let Didi go bankrupt, let alone investors from all walks of life.

Moreover, Didi just collects personal information in violation of laws and regulations. As long as this problem is rectified and certain penalties are imposed, Didi Company can continue to operate.

To sum up, Didi will not fail, nor will it fail. After all, the market is here and it involves too much. Alibaba was fined18.228 billion yuan for implementing the "two-in-one" monopoly. On the eve of the listing of Ant Financial, the pause button was pressed, and Alibaba did not go bankrupt; The US group's takeaway "two choices one" was investigated and monopolized, and the US group did not close down; In 2009, Microsoft Group was fined 654.38+0.7 billion euros by the European Union for allegedly monopolizing IE in Windows system. According to the exchange rate at that time, equivalent to about RMB 654.38+0.7 billion, Microsoft did not go bankrupt.

As can be seen from the above cases, most of the influential Internet giants are fined at sky-high prices, because in the process of rapid expansion, Internet companies will take some unfair means of competition in order to quickly occupy the market and maximize their interests, which is determined by the profit-seeking nature of capital.

As for punishment or no punishment, light punishment or heavy punishment, it all depends on the attitude of the government and the degree of harm of corporate behavior. These days, you are embarrassed to say that you are an Internet giant without being fined 1000 billion. Shrimp and millet have long been managed by local authorities, and they don't need the hands of the state.

"Didi Emergency" was investigated for illegally collecting user information, and was removed from the app, and the registration of new users was suspended. This time, the country's heavy attack shows that the country has begun to attach great importance to the protection of users' personal privacy information, and it has also reminded other Internet companies. This is a happy event for the majority of netizens.

It is hoped that the state will take this opportunity to severely punish the illegal stealing of users' private information on the Internet, and create a clean, safe and reassuring network environment for the majority of netizens.

As for netizens asking whether Didi will go bankrupt in this incident, I feel relieved that Didi will not go bankrupt because of this, but Didi Group will pay a huge price in this incident.

First of all, the country removed the Didi Travel app and suspended the registration of Didi, which will cause tens of millions of potential users to be unable to register and use Didi. Users are the benefits, which will be a huge expected loss.

Secondly, once the dust settles, Didi will face a huge fine, which is the most direct economic loss and will affect the year-end bonus of Didi employees and executives.

Finally, the brand reputation of Didi will be negatively affected and some users will be lost in the future. At the same time, competitors will take the opportunity to devour Didi's market share, which is a kind of harm to Didi's long-term development.

Undeniably, Didi has brought great convenience to our lives, completely changed our way of travel and driven tens of millions of people to find jobs. Didi's contribution to society is obvious to all.

I sincerely hope that Didi will face up to the problem bravely, actively rectify, resolutely accept government supervision, and strive for the early return of the king.