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Teen In China Splurges Rs 52 Lakh On Mobile Games, Wipes Out Family's Savings
The shocking story has gone viral on social media websites in China, with netizens divided on who should be held responsible.
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OnePlus 9RT, OnePlus Buds Z2 Launch Today: How to Watch Livestream, Expected Specifications, More
OnePlus 9RT and OnePlus Buds Z2 are set to launch in India today at the company’s Winter Edition Launch event. The upcoming OnePlus 9RT will feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 SoC and 50-megapixel triple cameras, while the OnePlus Buds Z2 will bring active noise cancellation support and a transparency mode. OnePlus Winter Edition Launch Event will...
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Honor X10 Max Specifications, Design Leaked Ahead of July 2 Launch
Honor X10 Max is the company’s upcoming addition to the Honor X10 series that includes the Honor X10 that lunched in China last month. While the Honor X10 Max is scheduled for launch on July 2, its specifications and design have been reportedly leaked on Chinese social media website Weibo.
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Xiaomi May Launch Two New Budget Phones, Said to Be Priced Below Redmi 10X
Xiaomi is said to be working on two new Redmi phones for the Chinese market that will be priced cheaper than the Redmi 10X’s 4G variant. This was shared by a known tipster on Chinese social media website Weibo.
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Microsoft Bing Search Engine Inaccessible in China
Microsoft's Bing search engine was inaccessible in China on Thursday, with social media users fearing it could be the latest foreign website to be blocked by censors.
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Microsoft's Bing Search Engine Inaccessible In China
Microsoft's Bing search engine was inaccessible in China on Thursday, with social media users fearing it could be the latest foreign website to be blocked by censors.
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Car Damaged By Bicycle After Collision. Viral Pic Has Internet Baffled
A picture that has gone massively viral on Chinese social media websites shows the scene of an accident between a car and a bicycle. However, contrary to what one would expect, it's the car that comes out worse for wear after the collision.
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China Closes 1,100 Social Media Accounts For Unlawful Activities: Report
Chinese police today said that it has closed 1,100 social media accounts, along with 31 websites, this year for unlawful activities such as trolling or blackmailing, the official Xinhua news agency reported. The police found that some social media accounts on Tencent's Wechat and Sina-owned Weibo fabricated accusations against companies and individ...
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Caught On Camera: Chinese Delivery Man Eats Customer's Meal, Fired
A food delivery man in China was caught on camera helping himself to a customer's food - and his video has now gone viral on China's social media website Weibo.
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China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China has told three major web portals to shut down their video and audio streaming services, saying they carry politically-related material that breaks state rules and social commentary which incites negative opinions.
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China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China keeps a close watch over the Internet, deleting comments on social media it deems harmful and blocking popular foreign websites including Google and Facebook.
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With Help From Chinese Social Media, Indian Woman Finds Step-Sister
An Indian woman found her long-lost half-sister from her father's first marriage whom she lost during the Japanese invasion of China after China Radio International (CRI) highlighted her story on its website on Monday.
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PM Narendra Modi Makes Debut on Chinese Social Media Giant 'Weibo' Ahead of China Visit
Days before his visit to China, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has debuted on the country's popular social media platform Weibo.
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China to Clean Up 'Harmful' Web Videos; Sites Pledge to Manage Online Comments
China's major web portals have signed a commitment to "self-manage" comments on their websites, state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday.
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NBA star Kobe Bryant joins Chinese microblogging site
Bryant is widely known and extremely popular in China. The Los Angeles Lakers star has several fan pages on Sina Weibo. a website in China's social media circle.
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Teen In China Splurges Rs 52 Lakh On Mobile Games, Wipes Out Family's Savings
The shocking story has gone viral on social media websites in China, with netizens divided on who should be held responsible.
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OnePlus 9RT, OnePlus Buds Z2 Launch Today: How to Watch Livestream, Expected Specifications, More
OnePlus 9RT and OnePlus Buds Z2 are set to launch in India today at the company’s Winter Edition Launch event. The upcoming OnePlus 9RT will feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 SoC and 50-megapixel triple cameras, while the OnePlus Buds Z2 will bring active noise cancellation support and a transparency mode. OnePlus Winter Edition Launch Event will...
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Honor X10 Max Specifications, Design Leaked Ahead of July 2 Launch
Honor X10 Max is the company’s upcoming addition to the Honor X10 series that includes the Honor X10 that lunched in China last month. While the Honor X10 Max is scheduled for launch on July 2, its specifications and design have been reportedly leaked on Chinese social media website Weibo.
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Xiaomi May Launch Two New Budget Phones, Said to Be Priced Below Redmi 10X
Xiaomi is said to be working on two new Redmi phones for the Chinese market that will be priced cheaper than the Redmi 10X’s 4G variant. This was shared by a known tipster on Chinese social media website Weibo.
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Microsoft Bing Search Engine Inaccessible in China
Microsoft's Bing search engine was inaccessible in China on Thursday, with social media users fearing it could be the latest foreign website to be blocked by censors.
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Microsoft's Bing Search Engine Inaccessible In China
Microsoft's Bing search engine was inaccessible in China on Thursday, with social media users fearing it could be the latest foreign website to be blocked by censors.
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Car Damaged By Bicycle After Collision. Viral Pic Has Internet Baffled
A picture that has gone massively viral on Chinese social media websites shows the scene of an accident between a car and a bicycle. However, contrary to what one would expect, it's the car that comes out worse for wear after the collision.
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China Closes 1,100 Social Media Accounts For Unlawful Activities: Report
Chinese police today said that it has closed 1,100 social media accounts, along with 31 websites, this year for unlawful activities such as trolling or blackmailing, the official Xinhua news agency reported. The police found that some social media accounts on Tencent's Wechat and Sina-owned Weibo fabricated accusations against companies and individ...
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Caught On Camera: Chinese Delivery Man Eats Customer's Meal, Fired
A food delivery man in China was caught on camera helping himself to a customer's food - and his video has now gone viral on China's social media website Weibo.
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China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China has told three major web portals to shut down their video and audio streaming services, saying they carry politically-related material that breaks state rules and social commentary which incites negative opinions.
-
China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China keeps a close watch over the Internet, deleting comments on social media it deems harmful and blocking popular foreign websites including Google and Facebook.
-
With Help From Chinese Social Media, Indian Woman Finds Step-Sister
An Indian woman found her long-lost half-sister from her father's first marriage whom she lost during the Japanese invasion of China after China Radio International (CRI) highlighted her story on its website on Monday.
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PM Narendra Modi Makes Debut on Chinese Social Media Giant 'Weibo' Ahead of China Visit
Days before his visit to China, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has debuted on the country's popular social media platform Weibo.
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China to Clean Up 'Harmful' Web Videos; Sites Pledge to Manage Online Comments
China's major web portals have signed a commitment to "self-manage" comments on their websites, state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday.
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NBA star Kobe Bryant joins Chinese microblogging site
Bryant is widely known and extremely popular in China. The Los Angeles Lakers star has several fan pages on Sina Weibo. a website in China's social media circle.
