China’s new influencer regulation, effective October 25, 2025, mandates that content creators must present verified university degrees or professional credentials before discussing sensitive topics like medicine, law, finance, and education online. The policy aims to curb misinformation and elevate the credibility of online discourse.
The regulation was issued by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), with support from the National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism
A very good development. Enough of speaking nonsense with authority. 👍👍👍
ReplyDeleteGood Move
ReplyDeleteThis is a welcome development. So many lies just to gain followers and make more money. Hope when there such move in Nigeria condemnation will not arise that some people are targeted
ReplyDeleteWow. Nigeria truly needs this
ReplyDeleteNigerians on Facebook is the worst. I’m tired of my mum messaging me with new medical remedy videos from people who haven’t step foot in medical school a day in their life.
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This rules should also be applied in Nigeria, most of social media contents are full of buuuullshit, lies upon lies, defamation of character, especially on Facebook.
ReplyDeleteEvery country should adopt this
ReplyDeleteOnline scammers will find their way whatever the rules.
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