Austrian advocacy group Noyb named and accused TikTok, Shein, XIAOMI-W (01810.HK)  +2.350 (+6.812%)    Short selling $1.90B; Ratio 18.113%   , and three other Chinese companies for illegally transferring user data from the EU to China, Reuters reported.

Xiaomi's EU spokesperson responded that it was informed that a non-profit organization sent a complaint to the European national data protection authority, and the company is reviewing the allegations made among which.

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The spokesperson highlighted that respecting user privacy has always been an insurmountable ethical red line in the Internet industry, and is the cornerstone of an enterprise's ability to win the trust of its users.

The spokesperson reiterated that the group has always put the security of its users' data as its top priority, which includes openness and transparency, user control over the data, ensuring the security of the data, and complying with the global privacy standards.

Xiaomi's privacy policy complies with regulations such as the GDPR in the relevant markets, and that the storage and processing of users' data in the markets in which it operates complies with the local laws, the person also pointed out.

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If any national data protection agency seeks help from Xiaomi regarding the complaint, Xiaomi will fully cooperate to resolve the issue, the group said.
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