On October 14, Doubao Mobile Assistant officially announced that the 30-day publicity period for the “Screen Automation Operation Statement Agreement” has ended, and the screen automation permission for third-party applications will gradually be opened. For apps that have already been rejected, Doubao Mobile Assistant will not perform relevant actions; after the publicity period is over, developers can still declare rejection at any time, and Doubao said it will promptly shut down the relevant operations. The latest officially announced list of denied operations involves 151 apps, including WeChat, QQ, Taobao, Alipay, Meituan, Kuaishou, DeepSeek, Kimi, Pinduoduo, Xiaohongshu, WPS, and various bank and operator apps. Among them, there are 65 Tencent and related ecosystem apps, 23 Alibaba and related ecosystem apps, 14 Kuaishou and related ecosystem apps, 11 Meituan and related ecosystem apps, and the rest are standalone apps and other ecological products. This refusal targets Doubao Mobile Assistant's ability to use a graphical user interface to recognize the screen and simulate clicks and slides instead of users. This does not mean that these apps cannot be installed or used on the relevant phones. Users can still open the app manually, but Doubao Assistant can't directly complete related operations on their behalf.

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