Cyberspace Administration of China requires sources to be labeled for foreign-related current affairs information - Chronicle

The Cyberspace Administration of China is targeting foreign-related speech, requiring that information regarding domestic and international current affairs, public policy, and social events be labeled with its source, and linking account monetization privileges to compliance status.

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2026-09-26 04:16 · 一个狠人发布了新视频：中共怕的從來不是抱怨，是抱怨之間連成線。評論區清成零的五年帳單約四點七萬億、占GDP百分之零點七三五，審核員工資設備只佔二點二。刪得掉留言，刪不掉工資房價自己長出來的慢共識。

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This event Cyberspace Administration of China requires sources to be labeled for foreign-related current affairs information 2023.01.01 · Reported

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Article · 2026-08-08 22:31 A Ruthless Person: What the CCP has always feared is not complaints, but the connection between complaints. The five-year bill for the comment section being cleared to zero is about 4.7 trillion, accounting for 0.735% of GDP, while the equipment and assets of auditing employees only account for 2.2. Messages can be deleted, but the slow consensus grown from wages and housing prices cannot be deleted.

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