Generic consent statements are broad and unclear permissions that do not properly inform users about data processing. For example, saying we may use your data for business purposes without explanation is considered too vague.

Under Chinese data protection rules, consent must be informed and specific. Users should understand what data is collected, why it is needed, and whether it will be shared or transferred abroad. Generic statements may be rejected by regulators because they do not provide real transparency.

Companies should avoid copying standard templates without adapting them to actual practices. Clear and specific consent reduces legal risk and builds user trust.