Beijing continues clean internet campaign
Beijing police said on Tuesday they solved 3,114 cases involving online crimes in a citywide campaign, with the detention of 6,034 suspects.
Under the campaign, called "2021 Clean Internet", police officers strengthened the fight against online crimes, including those on infringing personal information, hacking computer systems and spreading pornographic information, according to the Beijing Public Security Bureau.
People who aided and abetted the offenses, such as offering technological services and sharing payment tools, also needed to be punished, the bureau added.
During the campaign, 69 people suspected of using the internet to make and broadcast pornographic content were captured, while 66 others were detained for allegedly using software to obtain illegal profits by scalping online registrations of hospitals across the capital.
The police also cleaned up 4.08 million pieces of illegal and harmful information in the campaign, with shutdown of 190,000 online accounts and administrative punishment given to involved internet enterprises more than 2,700 times.
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