On September 9, 2026, the Supreme People's Court released 9 typical cases of unfair competition. Case No. 5 involved an electronic company selling a product called “Point Slider” and guiding delivery drivers to use it. This behavior was determined by the Huangpu District People's Court in Guangzhou to be an act of disrupting the fair competition order of the platform, circumventing operating rules, and interfering with the scheduling algorithm. The court ordered the electronic company to pay a total of 3 million yuan in compensation to certain technology companies and other parties, and the first-instance judgment has taken effect. The typical cases released also clearly stated that malicious re-coding and reconstruction, using AI to generate fake evaluation articles in bulk, tampering with or editing live-streaming sales videos to mislead consumers, and publishing unfounded negative reviews in comparative advertising all constitute unfair competition or false advertising.