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    Beijing prosecutors initiate lawsuit against Tencent over WeChat’s ‘youth mode’

    News DeskBy News DeskAugust 7, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    China :  Tencent said it would investigate the functions of its popular social messaging app WeChat’s “youth mode”, after Beijing prosecutors initiated a civil public-interest lawsuit against a subsidiary of the company.

    Prosecutors had said the “youth mode” on WeChat does not comply with laws protecting minors.

    “We will earnestly inspect and check the functions of WeChat Youth Mode, accept user suggestions humbly and sincerely respond to civil public interest litigation,” the company WeChat team said.

    Tencent did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

    WeChat’s “youth mode”, when turned on, limits young users’ access to some games and functions, such as payments or finding nearby friends.

    Chinese authorities have called for minors to be better protected from online dangers, a sentiment echoed by state media this week which criticised the video gaming industry as well as online platforms that help promote celebrity culture.

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