Commencing on February 1, 2026, a set of new regulations will come into full force, encompassing [specific regulation names can be inserted here if available]. Drawing on the legal framework established by laws such as [mention relevant existing laws], these regulations are designed to tackle challenges in network transaction oversight. They achieve this by refining and augmenting the processes of formulating, revising, and enforcing platform rules, thereby enhancing the existing legal landscape.

The new measures stipulate that the development of platform rules must involve a public consultation phase and incorporate a reasonable transition period. Platforms are strictly prohibited from coercing or enticing users into accepting rules. Moreover, they are barred from leveraging rules to engage in practices like big data-driven "price discrimination against existing customers." These provisions are aimed at safeguarding the rights and interests of both consumers and operators, fostering the robust and sustainable growth of the platform economy.