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Cyberspace Administration of China Seeks Public Feedback on Draft Regulations for Minors' Internet Use

The Cyberspace Administration of China has released draft regulations aimed at standardizing network services for minors and enhancing their online safety. The proposed rules require service providers to implement age-appropriate modes, restrict certain virtual social services, and manage algorithms to prevent addiction or excessive consumption.

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Cyberspace Administration of China Seeks Public Feedback on Draft Regulations for Minors' Internet Use
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Key facts

  1. 01The Cyberspace Administration of China drafted new regulations for minors' internet use.
  2. 02The draft is currently open for public feedback.
  3. 03The regulations aim to standardize network services and protect minors' interests.

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ChinaRegulatory compliance
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China Proposes Regulations to Standardize Network Services for Minors
Emphasises

The coverage emphasizes the legal framework and technical requirements for service providers to protect minors' physical and mental health.

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