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Major Social Media Crackdown In China, Nearly 40,000 Accounts Shut: Report
Chinese police have shut down 34,000 online accounts and punished more than 6,300 people for allegedly spreading rumours as part of a crackdown launched in April, state media reported on Friday.
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Clubhouse App Gives Chinese Rare Access To Uncensored Topics
Chinese internet users are flocking to a rare uncensored app to breach the "Great Firewall" and freely discuss taboo topics, including the mass detention of Uighurs, democracy protests in Hong Kong and the concept of Taiwanese independence.
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China's Tencent Apologies For Saying Typhoon Killed "Nearly Everyone"
Chinese internet giant Tencent has been forced to apologise after its video team reported that a typhoon had wiped out the entire population of a province in east China that is home to nearly 100 million people.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping Says Internet Must Be "Clean And Righteous"
The internet must be "clean and righteous" and vulgar content must be resisted in the field of culture, Chinese President Xi Jinping told a meeting of senior propaganda officials, state media said on Wednesday.
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China To Launch Own Encyclopaedia To Rival Wikipedia
China plans to launch its own online encyclopaedia next year, hoping to build a "cultural Great Wall" that can rival Wikipedia as a go-to information source for Chinese Internet users who Beijing fears are being corrupted by foreign influences.
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Thousands Of Apps Running Baidu Code Collect, Leak Personal Data: Research
Thousands of apps running code built by Chinese Internet giant Baidu have collected and transmitted users' personal information to the company, much of it easily intercepted, researchers say.
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Microsoft to Work With China's Qihoo 360 Amid Security Concerns: Xinhua
The tie-up comes as Microsoft struggles with scrutiny from China's government and state-owned businesses over the security of its products.
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Chinese Censors Probe Baidu, Youku Tudou Over Violent Shows: Xinhua
The latest websites under investigation, including a web portal owned by Chinese Internet firm NetEase, are suspected of distributing violent shows.
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Major Social Media Crackdown In China, Nearly 40,000 Accounts Shut: Report
Chinese police have shut down 34,000 online accounts and punished more than 6,300 people for allegedly spreading rumours as part of a crackdown launched in April, state media reported on Friday.
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Clubhouse App Gives Chinese Rare Access To Uncensored Topics
Chinese internet users are flocking to a rare uncensored app to breach the "Great Firewall" and freely discuss taboo topics, including the mass detention of Uighurs, democracy protests in Hong Kong and the concept of Taiwanese independence.
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China's Tencent Apologies For Saying Typhoon Killed "Nearly Everyone"
Chinese internet giant Tencent has been forced to apologise after its video team reported that a typhoon had wiped out the entire population of a province in east China that is home to nearly 100 million people.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping Says Internet Must Be "Clean And Righteous"
The internet must be "clean and righteous" and vulgar content must be resisted in the field of culture, Chinese President Xi Jinping told a meeting of senior propaganda officials, state media said on Wednesday.
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China To Launch Own Encyclopaedia To Rival Wikipedia
China plans to launch its own online encyclopaedia next year, hoping to build a "cultural Great Wall" that can rival Wikipedia as a go-to information source for Chinese Internet users who Beijing fears are being corrupted by foreign influences.
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Thousands Of Apps Running Baidu Code Collect, Leak Personal Data: Research
Thousands of apps running code built by Chinese Internet giant Baidu have collected and transmitted users' personal information to the company, much of it easily intercepted, researchers say.
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Microsoft to Work With China's Qihoo 360 Amid Security Concerns: Xinhua
The tie-up comes as Microsoft struggles with scrutiny from China's government and state-owned businesses over the security of its products.
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Chinese Censors Probe Baidu, Youku Tudou Over Violent Shows: Xinhua
The latest websites under investigation, including a web portal owned by Chinese Internet firm NetEase, are suspected of distributing violent shows.
