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Popular VPN Returns After Month-Long Hiatus

This VPN service is back up and running after being blocked in China for about a month.

by Ryan Gandolfo, 10 January 2019

China's Latest Internet Crackdown to Last for 6 Months

According to a release by the CAC, they are attempting to clean up the country's ‘cyber ecology’ by rooting out 12 types of content.

by Bryan Grogan, 09 January 2019

Man Fined for Using VPN in Guangdong

A VPN crackdown by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has been underway since 2017.

by Ryan Gandolfo, 08 January 2019

Short Videos Now Protected By Copyright Law in China After Landmark Case

The verdict is considered a landmark for short video content creation as it clearly establishes a precedent surrounding the copyright laws of short video content

by Bryan Grogan, 29 December 2018

China Offers Citizens up to ¥600,000 to Report Porn

An individual who reports the publication of illicit content can now receive up to RMB600,000 as a reward.

by Matthew Minford, 12 December 2018

Over 50% of the World's Most Popular VPNs are Chinese Owned

Do you take cybersecurity and the protection of your virtual information seriously?

by Matthew Minford, 05 December 2018

Free Global Wi-Fi Coming by 2026, Says One Chinese Company

Thanks to 272 communication satellites.

by Urban Family, 04 December 2018

Another Livestreamer Detained in China for Mocking National Anthem

This is the second time in a month that a livestreamer has been detained for disrespecting the national anthem of the PRC.

by Matthew Bossons, 01 November 2018

Recent Comments

Thanks for the info, will customers having chinese bank accounts be taxed based on the money movment of their account?

Twista78

December 4, 2018 at 6:56 am

Thanks for the info, will customers having chinese bank accounts be taxed based on the money movment of their account?

Twista78

December 4, 2018 at 6:56 am

Living and working in Sweden now a couple of years. And this Pengci behavior does not fly in this country. You cannot go to a hotel at 1:00am in the morning and expect to sleep on a sofa in the lobby or wait till the next day. Sorry, these are not homeless centers. The only reason I can imagine that they are dropped of at a church is because they might have hinted they have no money. Otherwise it is outrageous of the police to leave them there. From experience, this hotel they booked is in a residential area and there is a zero-tolerance for noise after 11:00pm in Stockholm. So the police are very tough & strict when people make noise after these hours, regardless of who you are. If these tourists would have cooperated, it would have been a completely different story.

UnSalt3d

September 26, 2018 at 18:54 pm

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