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中国加大力度打击随心所欲的科技公司
今年5月，中国网络监管机构指控包括短视频和求职应用在内的105个应用非法收集和使用个人数据，并命令这些公司在三周内解决问题，否则将面临法律诉讼。
据《华尔街日报》报道，中国监管机构每周都在呼吁科技公司涉嫌违规，包括不一致的定价、用户隐私问题和艰苦的工作条件。
今年5月,中国美国网络监管机构指控包括短视频和求职应用在内的105个应用非法收集和使用个人数据，并命令这些公司在三周内解决问题，否则将面临法律诉讼。
中国继续打击它认为“有争议”的社交媒体内容。
北京一直以利用反垄断规则来遏制外国公司的市场影响力而臭名昭著。随着中国寻求培育自己的科技公司，当金融科技巨头蚁群去年，阿里巴巴的首次公开募股(IP)被取消马云发表了一篇激怒政府领导的演讲。
今年4月，监管机构对该公司处以28亿美元的巨额罚款阿里巴巴声明称，该公司通过参与有争议的做法，滥用了其市场主导地位。多年来，此类指控一直困扰着中国电子商务行业，引发了多起公众投诉和诉讼。
面对国内的压力，中国科技巨头在新加坡扩张
通讯和游戏巨头腾讯正在开设一个中心和TikTok的所有者ByteDance阿里巴巴在建立地区总部后掀起了招聘热潮，而电商巨头阿里巴巴则在投资房地产和招聘。
中国监管机构还呼吁中国公民帮助监督科技公司的行为。科技公司已作出回应，承诺成为良好的企业公民。
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<\/figure>Beijing: Claiming a crackdown on anti-competitive practices among Chinese internet giants, Beijing has ramped up a broader effort to clean up the operations of the country's fast-growing and freewheeling tech sector.Every week, Chinese regulators have been calling out tech companies for alleged offences, including inconsistent pricing, user privacy concerns and difficult working conditions, reported The Wall Street Journal (WSJ).
In May, China<\/a>'s cyber regulator accused 105 apps, including short-video and job-recruitment apps, of illegally collecting and using personal data and ordered the companies to fix their problems within three weeks or risk legal action.
<\/div><\/div>Chinese regulators have also met with ride-hailing services for potential mistreatment of drivers, while internet firms have been ordered to reform their data and lending practices. Delivery platforms in China have also come under the scanner over what the authorities view as deceptive trading practices.
China continues to crack down on social media content it deems 'controversial'. Xiaohongshu, a popular e-commerce startup, is the latest to be probed by internet regulators after it posted a message on the Chinese microblogging site Weibo on the anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre and had its account shut down, WSJ reported.
Beijing has been infamous for using antimonopoly rules to curb the market influence of foreign firms, As it sought to nurture its own tech company, the scenario changed when financial-technology giant Ant Group<\/a>'s initial public offering (IP) was canceled last year, days after businessman Jack Ma<\/a> made a speech that infuriated the government leaders.
In April, regulators imposed a whopping USD 2.8 billion fine upon Alibaba<\/a>, stating that it had abused its dominant market position by engaging in a controversial practice,. Such accusations have dogged China's e-commerce industry for years, resulting in several public complaints and lawsuits.
<\/a><\/figure>Facing pressure at home, Chinese tech giants expand in Singapore<\/a><\/h2>
China continues to crack down on social media content it deems 'controversial'. Xiaohongshu, a popular e-commerce startup, is the latest to be probed by internet regulators after it posted a message on the Chinese microblogging site Weibo on the anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre and had its account shut down, WSJ reported.
Beijing has been infamous for using antimonopoly rules to curb the market influence of foreign firms, As it sought to nurture its own tech company, the scenario changed when financial-technology giant Ant Group<\/a>'s initial public offering (IP) was canceled last year, days after businessman Jack Ma<\/a> made a speech that infuriated the government leaders.
In April, regulators imposed a whopping USD 2.8 billion fine upon Alibaba<\/a>, stating that it had abused its dominant market position by engaging in a controversial practice,. Such accusations have dogged China's e-commerce industry for years, resulting in several public complaints and lawsuits.
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