In the context of the big data era

incidents of infringement of personal information rights and interests are common. In order to cope with this challenge

the procuratorial civil public interest litigation system has gradually become a new way to protect personal information. Although procuratorial civil public interest litigation has achieved certain results in the field of personal information protection

the current relevant institutional norms in this field are still principled and difficult to guide judicial practice. At present

there are problems such as lack of rigidity in investigation and evidence collection

ambiguity in legal responsibility

unclear position of the procuratorial authorities

and lack of qualified subjects. The investigative and verification powers of the procuratorial authorities should be improved

the liability of infringers for damages should be clarified

and the position of the procuratorial authorities should be upgraded to encourage the participation of more qualified subjects

so as to deter and prevent related crimes.