BEIJING, June 17 (Reuters) - China's cyberspace regulator on Friday proposed an addition to existing rules for internet posting and commenting services, saying platforms should more actively ...

In 2021, China capped the amount of gaming ... Xia Hailong, a lawyer at the Shanghai Shenlun law firm, said the rules would be a headache for the internet companies. "A lot of effort and ...

China has laid out ground rules to prevent "deep synthesis" technology, including deepfakes and virtual reality, from being abused. Anyone using these services must label the images accordingly ...

China’s online regulator has launched a public consultation on proposed rules aimed at curbing internet addiction and fostering socialist values among children and teenagers. They will apply to ...

The new law, an updated and approved version of the 2017 Regulations on the Administration of Internet Post ... Administration of China (CAC) said in outlining the new rules.

Nothing from the set of rules stands out as a surprise as the restrictions are mostly in line with those that oversee other forms of consumer internet services in China, such as games, social ...

Teens between 16 and 18 will be restricted to two hours of mobile usage each day, while anyone under 18 will be prevented from accessing the internet between 10PM and 6AM. Teens between 16 and 18 ...

China has introduced new rules on publishing People's Liberation ... the weekend by 10 government departments, including China's internet regulator, top spy agency, and the President Xi Jinping ...

The new America-China agreement to pause tariffs on each ... could slow the momentum of supply chain diversification. "The rules of the game are still uncertain," Diego Marroquin Bitar, a North ...

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China’s infamous internet police can’t keep up with the ... residents protest the government’s draconian COVID lockdown rules. The feared censorship regime can’t take down footage of ...