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If you use mobile apps in China, the govement will be watching.
The Chinese govement is expanding its strict inteet monitoring efforts into one of the most widely used features of today's smartphone, mobile apps.
According to a report from Bloomberg, the Cyberspace Administration of China posted new regulations for mobile app developers on its website today. They include keeping a record of user activity for 60 days, establishing the identity of users with real-name registration, monitoring and reporting baed content and seeking user consent before collecting personal information and location data.
Designed to combat poography, terrorism and other illegal activity, the regulations will apply to both domestic and foreign developers, including Apple. Google, which makes the Android mobile software, currently does not operate its app store in China.
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