Vinted删除法国暴乱中被盗商品售卖列表

二手交易平台Vinted宣布已删除疑似在法国暴乱中被抢劫商品的售卖列表1。该平台表示，盗赃品销售或收购在Vinted上严格禁止，零容忍政策将得到贯彻，并已加强对可疑列表的监控，同时与法国当局合作打击此类行为1。相比之下，eBay表示未发现与法国抢劫相关的列表增加1。

法国周末暴乱造成大规模商业损失。超过2000家企业直接受到暴乱影响，造成数百万欧元的损失1。暴乱涉及巴黎、马赛和里尔等多个法国城市1，至少1200人因此被捕1。为应对社会动乱，法国政府在包括巴黎在内的多个城市实施了部分宵禁2。

Second-hand trading platform Vinted has taken action to prevent the sale of stolen merchandise in the aftermath of widespread looting that swept across France over the weekend 1. The platform removed listings suspected to contain goods taken during the riots and strengthened its monitoring of suspicious postings in cooperation with French authorities 1. Vinted stated that "the sale of stolen goods, or soliciting them, is strictly prohibited on Vinted, and we have zero tolerance for it" 1.

The riots caused significant damage across the country, affecting more than 2,000 businesses and resulting in hundreds of millions of euros in losses, according to French Chamber of Commerce President Alain Di Crescenzo 1. The unrest touched multiple French cities including Paris, Marseille, and Lille 1. At least 1,200 people were arrested in connection with the rioting and looting 1. In response to the disorder, the French government implemented partial curfews in several cities, including Paris 2. Meanwhile, eBay reported no notable increase in listings related to the French robberies 1.