Mobile app developers in China hit with draconian new rules
Censor users, monitor everything they do, and keep records for 60 days, demand Chinese internet regulators
Chinese government seeks to censor and monitor mobile apps
Mobile app developers in China will have to monitor users and keep records of their activities for 60 days under draconian new rules introduced by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC). The rules...
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