With　scientific　and　technological　advancements　and　the　diversification　of　residents＇　demands,　the　pace　of　electronic　product　replacement　is　accelerating,　generating　a　rapidly　increasing　number　of　waste　electronics.　The　rapid　development　of　information　technologies,　such　as　the　Internet,　has　brought　significant　opportunities　for　recycling　waste　electronics.　However,　this　is　hindered　by　information　safety　concerns　from　residents.　To　achieve　a　win-win　situation　of　promoting　Internet　recycling　of　waste　electronics　and　preventing　information　leakage,　this　study　performed　a　game　analysis　using　key　stakeholders　in　the　Internet　recycling　of　waste　electronics.　The　game　analysis　of　recycling　waste　electronics　revealed　that　the　lower　the　personal　information　leakage,　the　more　residents　would　participate　in　recycling.　Strict　government　regulation　would　increase　the　credibility　of　Internet　recycling　companies　in　protecting　information　security.　Further,　if　the　government　imposed　high　fines　on　companies　that　breach　information　security,　Internet　recycling　companies　would　endeavor　to　protect　information　security.　In　conclusion,　this　study　offers　policy　recommendations　and　a　theoretical　basis　to　achieve　a　win-win　situation　of　promoting　Internet　recycling　of　waste　electronics　and　preventing　information　leakage　from　the　perspective　of　stakeholders.