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China’s internet watchdog on Friday ordered stricter supervision (giám sát) against cyber violence (bạo lực mạng) on digital platforms (nền tảng kỹ thuật số) after a woman reportedly died following relentless (liên tiếp, không ngừng) harassment (quấy rối) online.

The Cyberspace Administration of China asked all internet platforms to set up a taskforce (tổ công tác) to identify and tackle (giải quyết) potential cyberbullying threats (nguy cơ) based on indicators such as a surge (dâng lên, dồn lên) in private messages and real-time searches, among others. Online apps should also establish a “one-touch protection” that would enable users to block potential threats, while platforms are required to instantly alert them of the feature when such a situation arises.

The regulatory action came after a user on social media said that her mother, a high school teacher in the central Henan province, was repeatedly harassed and humiliated by “hackers” who gained access to her online classes since mid-October. She later died from myocardial infarction (chứng nhồi máu cơ tim) on Oct. 28.

“They were offensive to my mother and disrupted the display of the teaching slides on the shared screen despite her telling them not to, irritating her and eventually forcing her out of the virtual classroom in tears,”

Bài trước: Theo sau chùa Ba Vàng hết