China's Bilibili platform rapped for pornographic, vulgar content


BEIJING (Xinhua): China's internet watchdog has directed popular online entertainment platform Bilibili to rectify issues including the illegal use of foreign audio and video materials, illegal advertising, and disseminating pornographic and vulgar content.

The rectification aims to strengthen the supervision of the website, which is very popular among China's youth, to protect minors online, said the National Office for the Fight Against Pornography and Illegal Publications in a statement on Monday (Dec 21).

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