The Chinese were forbidden to spread rumors on the Internet.
The Chinese government decided to launch an Internet service by which the authorities will monitor false information and punish people for spreading rumors and gossip.
It is reported that the initiator of the platform development became the Ministry of public security of the PRC, which advocates for tighter controls on the Internet. According to authorities, false information is harmful to society and can lead to panic.
Complaint from the user is accepted after the download links and screenshot recording. In developing the service was attended by the Chinese equivalent of Twitter Sina Weibo, which is very popular in China.
Every month the service will sum up on gossip, rank them, and publish the results in a special report. As for the perpetrators, the company promised to block their accounts and transfer their files to law enforcement.
