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Regulation can stop illegal live-streaming

China Daily | Updated: 2018-09-27 07:55

SOME QINGGUO camera users recently found that their daily life was being live-streamed by the camera. Yixin, the company that makes Qingguo, said it has already closed the livestreaming function of the camera. Beijing News comments:

Asked by a journalist about the case, Yixin executives first said they had set terms for all camera users, and only if a user clicked "yes, I agree" was his or her daily life live-streamed.

However, an investigation showed the live-streaming term appears in very small fonts and is "hidden" among other terms in such a way that the user would most likely click "yes".

Regulation can stop illegal live-streaming

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