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China slams child influencers for harmful online content

Chinese authorities are cracking down on child influencers whose online videos have been criticized for promoting harmful values. Controversial clips, some featuring children as young as three engaging in disturbing acts or making inappropriate comments, have gone viral. State media has condemned these practices, leading to the removal of such content under new regulations aimed at protecting minors online. AI

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China slams child influencers for harmful online content

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Alice Yan ·

    China child influencers slammed for ‘distorting values’ in staged online videos

    A three-year-old girl is fed extensively by her parents leading her to weigh as much as 35kg from eating hearty meals in front of a camera as a live-streamer. A young boy and a girl of his age are presented as a couple and perform intimate exchanges onscreen. Another young boy is…