China and Taiwan News 中国和台湾新闻
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News from non-state media sources about China and Taiwan. 来自非国营来源关于中国和台湾的新闻。中英双语 Bilingual English and Chinese
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#LinkedIn is apparently blocking access to some content for users in #China. It's in order to, as they call it, “respect legal requirements,” according to screenshots LinkedIn users posted on Twitter.

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Scholars on LinkedIn Are Being Blocked in China ‘Without Telling Them Why’

Eyck Freymann, an Oxford University doctoral student, was surprised to get a notice from LinkedIn this month telling him his account had been blocked in China. The “Experience” section of his profile, which detailed his career history, contained “prohibited” content, he was informed.

The social-networking site owned by Microsoft Corp. didn’t explain more, but Mr. Freymann said he thought it was because he had included the words “Tiananmen Square massacre” in the entry for his two-year stint as a research assistant for a book in 2015.

LinkedIn is pulling people’s material off without telling them why,” he said. “It was surprising because I am just a graduate student. I didn’t think I would have mattered.”

Source: WSJ #Jun25

https://t.co/siV41LcuIR

#Scholars #LinkedIn #China
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#LinkedIn has blocked several American journalists’ profiles in #China, citing “prohibited content.”

One of the profiles belongs to Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian, a China reporter at news website #Axios.

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At least 46 are dead after an extremely fierce blaze in #Taiwan. Sparked inside a 13-story building, it's the island’s deadliest fire in years.

#LinkedIn is leaving China. The social networking platform says it’s getting harder to operate there because of the Chinese regime’s #Censorship rules.

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Social networking platform #LinkedIn is going offline in #China. The company says it's because it's under growing pressure from Beijing's #Censorship rules, so it'll release a new app there instead. That app won't allow individual users to share content.

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Second US tech firm withdraws from China in less than a month as Beijing tightens grip

Yahoo has announced its withdrawal from the Chinese market in the latest retreat by foreign technology firms responding to Beijing’s tightening control over the industry.

“In recognition of the increasingly challenging business and legal environment in China, Yahoo’s suite of services will no longer be accessible from mainland China as of November 1,” the company said on 2 November 2021.

The timing of the pullout coincided with the implementation of China’s new data protection law, which came into effect on 1 November 2021.

Yahoo’s withdrawal came less than a month after another US tech company, Microsoft’s professional networking platform #LinkedIn, announced it was shutting down operations in China. In public, the company blamed a “significantly more challenging operating environment” as well as “greater compliance requirements in China”.

Source: Stand News, Guardian; #Nov2
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Second US tech firm withdraws from China in less than a month as Beijing tightens grip

Yahoo has announced its withdrawal from the Chinese market in the latest retreat by foreign technology firms responding to Beijing’s tightening control over the industry.

“In recognition of the increasingly challenging business and legal environment in China, Yahoo’s suite of services will no longer be accessible from mainland China as of November 1,” the company said on 2 November 2021.

The timing of the pullout coincided with the implementation of China’s new data protection law, which came into effect on 1 November 2021.

Yahoo’s withdrawal came less than a month after another US tech company, Microsoft’s professional networking platform #LinkedIn, announced it was shutting down operations in China. In public, the company blamed a “significantly more challenging operating environment” as well as “greater compliance requirements in China”.

Source: Stand News, Guardian; #Nov2
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#CCP simply wants to cut the Chinese off from the world, considering everyone in #China needs vpn to get on #facebook, #whatsapp etc. Is this surprising?
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#grindr #censorship #datingapp #linkedin #apple