On September 7, platforms such as Maimai and REDnote revealed that GaoDe might launch a “Mine-Sweeping List”. Screenshots online suggest that the list will be divided into categories such as waiting times and prices, covering scenarios like dining and attractions, and displaying users’ complaints. Previously, in September last year, GaoDe already released a “Street Sweeping List” based on the logic of “behavior + credit”. In response to this rumor, GaoDe confirmed on September 8 that such a product was indeed being developed. Netizens questioned the objectivity of the evaluation and the source of data, with some believing it to be of reference value or simply a joke, as no one wants to be on the list.
GaoDi confirmed that the “Mine Sweeping List” product is in progress, and the specific launch date has not been determined.
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2026-09-07
Multiple platforms report that GaoDi will launch the Mine Sweeping List
Platforms such as Maimai and REDnote report that GaoDi may launch the “Mine Sweeping List”. Screenshots suggest that the list will be categorized into waiting queues, price-related issues, etc., covering scenarios like restaurants and attractions, and displaying user complaints. Previously, GaoDi released the “Street Sweeping List” last September.
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2026-09-08
GaoDi confirms that the Mine Sweeping List is in progress
According to reports by TechWeb and Phoenix Net Technology, GaoDi responded to online rumors, confirming that a related product is indeed in progress.
On September 7, platforms such as Mama and REDnote revealed that GaoDe might launch a “Mine Sweeping List”. Screenshots online suggest that the list will be divided into categories such as waiting times and price issues, covering scenarios like dining and tourist attractions, and displaying users’ complaints. Netizens raised questions about the objectivity of the evaluation and the source of data, with some believing it to have reference value or suggesting that no one wants to be on the list. Previously, GaoDe launched a “Street Sweeping List” in September last year, and online rumors suggest that the “Mine Sweeping List” might be introduced at the annual ceremony on September 10. As of publication, GaoDe has not responded yet; the authenticity of the product, its specific functions, and launch time remain to be confirmed.
Gaode denied that it would release a “Mine Sweeping List” on September 10. The customer service responded that there was no relevant information available at that time. Screenshots circulating on social media recently indicate that this feature is currently in beta testing, covering various scenarios such as restaurants and attractions, with the aim of avoiding list-scraping issues through negative rankings. Previously, Gaode released a “Street Sweeping List” on September 10 last year, using AI and big data to create a list of offline life services, focusing on the “behavior + credit” logic. Data shows that Gaode App has nearly 996 million monthly active users, with over 660 million users on the Street Sweeping List, attracting 860,000 merchants to participate. Baidu Map later launched a counterpart product called “AI Remove·List”, integrating three lists and adopting a traffic distribution strategy.