Hey there, digital explorers! 🌟 Guess what? China is gearing up to make the internet a safer place for kids during the summer vacay! 🏖️
The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) just dropped some big news—they're launching a two-month nationwide campaign to clean up the online world for minors. 🎉
So, what's the scoop? The CAC is zooming in on platforms like short videos and live-streaming sites where content involving violence, bloodshed, bullying, or even child abuse could be lurking. Not cool, right? 🚫
They're also checking out social media and e-commerce platforms to weed out stuff that's just not okay for kids—think illegal websites, vulgar language, and other inappropriate content. 😤
But wait, there's more! The CAC is keeping an eye on app stores, smart gadgets designed for kiddos, and even the \"minor mode\" on smartphone apps. They're all about making sure these spaces are safe and sound. 🤖
Local cyberspace admins are on high alert to spot any new trends or sneaky issues popping up online. And they're ready to take action against any rule-breakers messing with kids' online experiences. 💪
Pretty awesome, right? Here's to a cleaner, safer cyberspace for all the young netizens out there! 🌐✨
Stay safe and surf smart! 🏄♂️🌊
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China pledges cleaner cyberspace for minors during summer vacation
cgtn.com
