China Punishes Live-Stream Apps for ‘Vulgar’ Content

23Jun 2020 by admin
China has punished 10 live-streaming platforms for “chaotic” content including revealing clothing on female stars and “vulgar hot dances”, the cyberspace watchdog said Tuesday.

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