September 23, 2013 – 00:33
Into What the Chinese authorities were not very tame in the social networks, was already known, the government in Beijing is one of the few in the world where you can make a work of filtering content and information on the network, but that you could get even arrest because of “twittering” wrong seems really something drawn up by the imagination. Instead, it is true, and he knows very well that a sixteen year old is now in jail, the twittering in question are those of Twitter tweets: in fact, the unfortunate boy, no doubt against his will, the protagonist of the story, wrote a tweet showing a alleged false news. If at first had the huge share of his sentence, and did the joy of sixteen, having so much popularity that has suddenly had the network, certainly will not have been very happy when we saw the police coming home.
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Into The new laws against online rumors in fact, been in existence for a few months in China, pay particular attention to how it is used Twitter and other social networks. The regulations are clear: if you share a perjury on Twitter and the message is retweeted by more than 500 people (or shared, regarding Facebook, from 5000 persons), the person who issued the arrest initially in serious danger.
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