I believe many people have encountered this consumption scene. Some restaurants do not provide manual ordering or even on-site menu. Consumers can only pay attention to WeChat official account or applets and scan the code to order food.

restaurant operators do not provide manual ordering service, but only scan code ordering, which not only violates business practices, but also makes consumers who eat on the spot only pay attention to or bind the operator's WeChat official account or applet, and passively authorize the operator to obtain their personal information.

this practice infringes on consumers' fair trading rights, and it is a compulsory trading behavior for consumers who dine on the spot by setting unfair and unreasonable trading conditions.

when consumers eat in restaurants, it is not necessary to provide mobile phone number, birthday, name, geographical location, address book and other information unrelated to food consumption.

Some restaurants no longer provide manual ordering, and require on-site dining consumers to pay attention to WeChat official account or applets first, and then scan the code to order food, so as to obtain consumers' personal information, which not only violates the legal, legitimate and necessary principles of collecting and using personal information, but also is suspected of over-collecting consumers' personal information.

if it is not properly kept, consumers' personal information may be leaked or lost.