China has been tidying up its corner of the internet, and the results are impressive! 🌐✨
Over the past year, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) has removed over 57 million pieces of illegal or inappropriate content. That's right—57 million! 😲
During a press conference on Monday, Yang Jianwen, the deputy director of the CAC, shared that more than 4,800 websites and platforms have been shut down as part of this massive cleanup. 🧹🚫
Yang mentioned that the CAC has been reviewing its past efforts to better understand the results and build on their successes. The goal? To make the online world a safer and better place for everyone. 😊
Looking ahead, the CAC plans to ramp up early warning systems and prevention measures, focusing on issues that the public cares about most. In other words, they're listening and taking action! 🎧🔥
It's clear that China's cyberspace is getting a major makeover, and we're here for it! 🙌
Reference(s):
China's cyberspace environment improves amid intensified efforts
cgtn.com
