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  • Apple recently updated its app developer guidelines despite reports that some staff had raised concerns with Chinese officials
  • Despite China’s internet “Great Firewall”, an Apple App Store loophole has seen Western apps accessed by Chinese netizens using VPNs

The decentralised file-sharing protocol IPFS, called the ‘backbone’ of Web3, presents new challenges to Chinese censorship, and an illegal book-sharing platform illustrates why.

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Chinese investors in bitcoin and other digital tokens say they are continuing to trade their virtual currencies overseas as Binance and Huobi end support for purchases in yuan.

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Users complained on social media about intermittent connectivity issues with Steam amid heightened concerns that it will finally be blocked by China’s Great Firewall.

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‘The real concern here is Beijing’s use of propaganda and disinformation overseas, through state-owned media enterprises and platforms, with the purpose, in part, of interfering or undermining democracy,’ said US Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

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With the enactment of Hong Kong’s national security law, the real-name registration policy could become part of a clampdown on the internet

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Half a million CAM4.com records were traced back to China, where porn is illegal, but the company says it has secured its servers

From Notre Dame and Avengers: Endgame to 996 and The Wandering Earth, the most-searched keywords on Google and Baidu this year look very different

A decade after leaving China, Google is losing its "moral compass" Sergey Brin, but CEO Sundar Pichai takes a more practical approach to China

The Facebook CEO has been widely admired in China, but his more recent negative comments about the country aren’t going over well

The browser is marketed as the first legal tool in China to let people visit sites like Facebook, Google and YouTube…  but it still censors searches

The Great Firewall of China refers to the country’s online censorship system that blocks a range of foreign websites and slows down internet traffic as it crosses the border. It’s why Chinese users can’t access Facebook, Twitter or YouTube.

Facebook uses concerns about Chinese tech like TikTok to deflect criticism of its Libra cryptocurrency and the influence of its social network

Mark Zuckerberg gave a speech decrying Chinese censorship, but it wasn’t long ago that he was courting China