Lawyer’s Insights: For many small and micro-enterprises, choosing pirated products may seem like a “cost-saving” solution, but it actually hides significant risks. Pirated products often lack stable technical support and security guarantees, leading to frequent data loss, system crashes, and security vulnerabilities, causing unpredictable losses to business operations. More seriously, companies using pirated products also face legal risks and will bear corresponding legal liabilities once verified.
In combating piracy, the integration of legal and technological approaches is crucial. Advanced technologies can more accurately identify infringing activities while providing legitimate users with a more convenient identity verification and service access experience. These technological capabilities ultimately translate into increased customer value: a safer user environment, faster problem response, and more stable system performance. Furthermore, combining legal means such as negotiation, warnings, administrative investigations, and litigation can fully protect the rights of software developers.
Parties:
Plaintiff (Client): Changjetong Information Technology Co., Ltd.
Defendants: Multiple companies accused of infringement
Case Summary: Changjetong Information Technology Co., Ltd. is a member company of Yonyou Group. Established in March 2010, it was listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 26, 2014 (stock code: 1588.HK). It is a leading provider of financial and business cloud services for micro and small enterprises in China. Changjetong is committed to promoting the improvement of the operation and management of micro and small enterprises through innovation and technology. Since 2024, Changjetong Information Technology Co., Ltd. has been combating infringements of its software copyrights, and Attorney Yu Chunbo has handled some of these cases. Through a combination of legal and technical means, the client’s goals have been effectively achieved.