By Oiwan Lam China’s Cyberspace Administration is launching new draft regulationsthat would require hardware companies to pre-install surveillance software on communication devices and legalize specific approaches to treating internet addiction,all in the interest of protecting children. The regulations encourage industrial and social sectors to become more engaged in issues of child protection online, through content warning and recall down systems, or […]The post Chinese netizens see human rights violations in child protection bill appeared first on Hong Kong Free Press. Author: Global Voices.
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