China to ban violent online gamesByAP
Under 2019 rules, people under 18 were allowed to play games for 1½ hours a day on most days. "There are over 110 million minors that play video games in China today, and we expect the new limits to lead to a decline in the number of players and a reduction in the a...
The Big Ban on Gaming by the CCP Surveillance: The Chinese government will be spying on ALL single-player online games. Online gaming: Bans gamers in China from playing with other gamers on servers around the world. They will be limited to playing with people only based in China. ...
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Beijing first moved against the gaming sector in 2021, ruling that online gamers under the age of 18 would only be allowed to play for an hour on Fridays, weekends and holidays. But the latest raft of restrictions goes further. Online games must not offer rewards that entice people to exces...
“This policy presumes that gaming is bad,”wroteone user on Weibo, China’s Twitter-like platform. Some also pointed out the drawbacks of imposing a blanket ban,suggestingthat there should be rules that apply for “different kinds of games and minors of different ages.” ...