China tightens its grip on social media, made amazing rules, putting a finger in its nose will also be expensive

Beijing: China government has screwed up on social media. On the instructions of the government, the Popular Social Media App Vichat has issued new rules in which minor movements have been banned. Even on Vichat, it is also forbidden to put a video till slapping on the back of the child.

In the new rules of Vichat, the video with the user will be removed from the platform immediately by putting a finger in the nose. This will be considered as a violation of new rules. This has been done by Vitchat to improve the live streaming service of your platform.

The owner of the Vichat Company is near the Tesant Company. Chinese Communist Party has also invested in this company. This is the reason that from the party to the government, it always remains that there is no such thing through this platform, which has a bad effect on the image of the government or party.

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Vichat has said in 70 points that what the users should avoid doing. In addition to putting a finger in the nose and slapping, obscene movements have also been banned. Not only this, there is also a stop on live streaming from places like videos in bikini, bar nightclub. Penalty can also be imposed on doing so. 

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