Abstract:
On August 31, Shanghai Jidu Automobile Co., Ltd. and the interim manager of Shanghai Jidu Automobile Co., Ltd. today issued a risk warning and statement on the Jiyue App about unofficial cracking of vehicle and computer systems: Recently, Jidu has paid attention to the situation in the market where third parties have cracked and flashed vehicles and related systems through abnormal technical means without official authorization, and charged car owners to provide related services.
The above actions are not authorized or recognized by the company in any form and are not official services. According to the current "Warranty Policy", unauthorized installation of unofficially certified third-party software, or installation or modification of vehicle systems, etc., constitutes unauthorized modification. For vehicle failure or damage caused by this,
Jidu will handle the corresponding warranty responsibilities in accordance with relevant national laws and regulations, three guarantees and vehicle warranty policies
.At the same time, intruding into, obtaining, controlling or modifying relevant computer information systems without authorization, and providing paid services for profit, is suspected of violating the "Cybersecurity Law of the People's Republic of China" and other relevant legal provisions; if legal conditions are met, administrative, civil or even criminal liability may be incurred.
The company will continue to pay attention to the relevant situation and preserve evidence in accordance with the law. For acts suspected of infringing the company's legitimate rights and interests and endangering the security of vehicles and user information, the company reserves the right to report and report to the public security organs and relevant competent authorities, and to pursue the legal liability of the relevant entities in accordance with the law.
Car owners are advised to carefully screen unofficial services and do not use third parties for unauthorized cracking, flashing or modification, so as not to affect vehicle safety and their own warranty rights.

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