Tag: Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC)

Chinese Communist Party Drafts New Rules on Usage of Facial Recognition Technology
Tightening its grip on personal data, China has imposed strict rules on facial recognition technology...

China ‘Purifying’ Internet Content Ahead of Winter Olympics, Lunar New Year
On Jan. 25, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) announced a crackdown on “illegal” online content...

Communist China Cracks Down On Celebrities With New Social Media Rules
Beijing has forbidden celebrities from publishing “unethical” content on social media. Such unethical...

Apple Complies With CCP Order to Remove Popular Quran App
Following a request from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Apple has taken down one of the most popular...

Chinese State Firm Claims Stake in TikTok’s Sibling Company
In April, ByteDance, which owns TikTok, sold a one percent stake in its subsidiary company Beijing ByteDance...

Tencent Faces Public Interest Litigation as Tech Companies Continue to Face Pressure in China
A procuratorate in Beijing has filed public interest litigation against Chinese tech giant Tencent, accusing...

Beijing’s Tech Crackdown Highlights Political Risks in China
News analysis On June 30, Chinese ride-hailing company Didi Chuxing listed on the New York Stock Exchange...

China’s New Data Security Law Targets US Listed Companies
China’s new Data Security Law, which was published on Jun. 10, 2021, and is expected to be formally adopted...

Commerce Department Revokes Trump’s TikTok Restrictions
The U.S. Commerce Department recently announced that it was revoking a prohibited transactions list with...