The Chinese government just passed new cybersecurity regulations, which affect any technology company operating within its national borders. “The regulation would require instant messaging
services and other internet companies to require users to register with their real names and personal information, and to censor content that is ‘prohibited,’” TechCrunch reports.
“Real name policies restrict anonymity and can encourage self-censorship for online communication.”
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