PEKIN, 19 Jun. (Reuters/EP) –
China has completed a monitoring plan for citizens of Tibet that requires all Internet and phone users to register under their real names.. Este plan forma parte de una campaña que pretende acabar con lo que las autoridades llaman "rumores", as reported by the official Chinese agency Xinhua.
El objetivo de la medida es "proteger la información personal de los ciudadanos y ponerle freno a la información perjudicial", and insured nyma does doje, government official who made the report public.
Towards the end of last year, around 2,76 millions of landline and mobile telephone lines and at least 1,47 Millions of Internet users in the remote region registered for these services under their real identities..
La creciente popularidad de estos medios de comunicación "han provocado problemas sociales, incluyendo el aumento de rumores 'online', pornografía y mensajes 'spam'", Dai Jianguo has argued, another official. "El registro bajo nombres reales ayudará a resolver estos problemas y beneficiará al desarrollo a largo plazo de Internet", Ding has assured.
last year, The Chinese government passed a law making it mandatory to register with real names on certain Internet services, in addition to the Weibo social network, a microblogging platform similar to Twitter that is the most popular in the country.
However, compliance with similar measures for mobile phones, especially payment card ones, is often very permissive.
