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Proactively restricting operational capabilities on financial apps: Doubao Phone Assistant update publishes a list of apps it refuses to…

ITHome News on October 21: the Doubao Phone Assistant official website updated its latest list of refused-operation apps today,proactively restricting related operational capabilities on financial apps, covering fields including but not limited to banking, trust services, payments, internet finance, and credit.

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ITHome News on October 21: the Doubao Phone Assistant official website updated its latest list of refused-operation apps today,proactively restricting related operational capabilities on financial apps, covering fields including but not limited to banking, trust services, payments, internet finance, and credit.

According to previous ITHome reports, on September 14,the consumer version of Doubao Phone Assistant was officially released. The company also introduced the Screen Automation Execution Protocol (SAEP, Screen Automation Execution Protocol), aimed at cross-app operations by graphical interface agents, establishing a transparent mechanism that allows developers to clearly declare their apps' efficient interaction strategies with agents.

On October 14, Doubao Phone Assistant announced that the 30-day public notice period for the Screen Automation Execution Protocol had ended and that it would gradually open screen automation operation permissions for third-party apps.The company also published a list of apps it refuses to operate, including multiple financial institutions such as Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Merchants Bank, and Chongqing Rural Commercial Bank.

Doubao Phone Assistant stated that for apps whose developers have explicitly declared refusal, the agent will not operate them. After the public notice period ends, developers can still declare refusal at any time, and the company will respond within 3 working days.

ITHome attaches the complete list below:

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