Social Media Ideas for China Censorship

China cracks down on AI ‘slop’, clearing out clutter from WeChat, RedNote, Douyin

China is cracking down on artificial intelligence-generated “slop” – low-grade, mass-produced synthetic content cluttering social media and news feeds – as part of a sweeping campa...

China Punishes Netizens Over Nepal-Tibet Disaster Death-Toll Claims

Chinese police issued administrative penalties to multiple internet users who posted unverified casualty estimates after the deadly Nepal floods, highlighting Beijing's iron-fisted...

China’s Zhejiang province calls to limit tech giants’ power over online traffic

Communist Party officials in eastern China’s Zhejiang province have called for greater oversight of major internet platforms and their “traffic power”, warning that online traffic...

How the Nepal-Tibet disaster became the latest victim of China’s ‘Clean Internet’ campaign

The online campaign used to focus on tackling cybercrime and hacking but has since expanded to suppress information that differs from official narrativesTsering Phuntsok watched ne...

How China’s censoring coverage of the Tibet flood disaster

As rescue efforts have continued on both sides of the border following the devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet, a fight over how the disaster is being reported has been growing i...

China previews a world where the algorithm is switched off

The Albanese government has introduced its digital duty of care legislation to parliament today. The bill includes an “off switch” to allow social media users to opt out of recomme...

Social Media in China Is Getting Really Dark

The Chinese Communist Party has spent years trying to make “positive energy” the dominant mood of the country’s internet. It’s no longer working.

Censorship row heats up between India and X

China’s Censorship Of Tibet Flooding Proves Again The CCP Can’t Be Trusted

Once again, Beijing seems to prioritize power and control over the well-being of its citizens.

Let a Hundred Websites Bloom

The Internet and the smartphone have become formidable tools for the Chinese government to maintain tight control over society.

EDITORIAL: China’s expanding repression reach

China Starts Erasing Tibet Flood Videos, Punishing Citizens for Alleged 'Misinformation'

The Chinese Communist Party confirmed on Monday that it had subjected ten people to "administration penalties" over the past week for allegedly spreading "online rumors" and "misin...

Beijing Rails Against ‘Politicization’ Of Tech As Feds Scrub Chinese AI From Government Systems

by Dylan Kresak at CDN - Beijing is crying foul over an order scrubbing a prominent Chinese artificial intelligence firm’s products from federal government computers in the U.S. C...

China’s Push into A.I. Has Led to a Problem: Too Much Usage

As citizens embrace the technology for entertainment, relationships and even farming advice, the government is stepping up efforts to set limits.

China targets ‘toxic’ traffic as viral sensations upend daily life and public services

Authorities in China are taking content creators, fan groups and online platforms to task as their aggressive pursuit of online traffic upends lives and public services across the...

How China and Nepal are battling flood rumors online

Both countries have gone after fake posts on the flood, but Beijing has done more to suppress footage and punish people challenging official figures.

Chinese Defense-Linked University Disciplines 20 Students for Using VPNs

The university, which has close ties to China’s defense sector, issued warnings to 20 students after its cybersecurity system detected them using VPNs to access overseas websites d...

China's Hidden Hand In America's Data Center Backlash

Bot farms, social media and a House committee letter reveal how Beijing is stoking Americans' AI fears to slow down a race it's losing on innovation.

From laser shields to iPhone detectors: inside China’s booming secrecy industry

A group of Chinese officials are in the middle of a highly sensitive meeting involving critical decisions yet to be made behind closed doors, with documents stamped “classified” sp...

China Launches State Data Giant as Beijing Tightens Grip on Data Economy

Beijing has created a new centrally managed state-owned enterprise dedicated to developing and commercializing data resources, placing its headquarters in Xiongan as China accelera...

EDITORIAL: China cannot silence free speech

How the Chinese Government Has Controlled the Narrative on the Tibet Floods

Chinese state media’s handling of the Tibet floods is following its usual pattern of restricted coverage, censorship, and emphasizing positive news.

Russia Crackdown on Bypassing Online Censorship

Click to expand Image A person checks their phone in the Red Square in Moscow, Russia, M...

China Censors and Punishes to Shape Narrative on Floods in Tibet, a Contrast to Nepal

While journalists can report freely on grief and anger in Nepal, China’s official media have presented a sanitized disaster aftermath in Tibet.