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Simon Sharwood: China sets goal of running single-stack IPv6 network by 2030, orders upgrade blitz

Simon Sharwood: China sets goal of running single-stack IPv6 network by 2030, orders upgrade blitz
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China sets goal of running single-stack IPv6 network by 2030, orders upgrade blitz

Copy China s Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission and Cyberspace Administration have set out a plan for massive adoption of IPv6. A Notice on Accelerating the Large-scale Deployment and Application of IPv6 posted last Friday calls for China to have 700 million active IPv6 users by 2023, plus 200 million Internet of Things devices using the protocol. Also by 2023, home wireless routers will be required to enable and fully support IPv6 by default, with 30 per cent of the national fleet using the protocol. Other consumer devices will be required to bake in IPv6. Half of mobile traffic will use the newer protocol and 15 per cent of metropolitan area network traffic will be routed by IPv6.

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Beijing twirls ban-hammer at 84 more apps it says need to stop slurping excess data

Online lending apps and more given fifteen days to ‘rectify’ behaviour Share Copy China’s Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission has named 84 apps it says breach local privacy laws and given their developers 15 days to “rectify” their code. The Commission has posted two lists of apps it says need fixing, fast. The first names 36 apps that breach user security by gathering and/or sharing more data than they need or doing so without users’ consent. Top of the list is web giant Tencent’s “mobile phone manager”, accused of harvesting and sharing more data than it needs. Most of the other apps on the first list share similar problems.

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Buying Silence: The Price of Internet Censorship in China

Buying Silence: The Price of Internet Censorship in China Publication: China Brief Volume: 21 Issue: 1 Image: How China’s Censors View Themselves (Image source: Central CAC). Introduction On Monday, November 12, 2018, the recently-appointed director of China’s Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission (CAC) Zhuang Rongwen (庄荣文) summoned senior executives from WeChat and Sina Weibo for a “discussion” (Central CAC, November 16, 2018). While there is no transcript of the meeting available to the public, one thing is certain: It did not go well. For months, Zhuang had been telegraphing his discontent with the state of censorship in China and specifically, the role that social media giants had played in undermining it (New America, September 24, 2018). His official statement about the meeting, which was uploaded to the CAC’s website a few days later, accused China’s largest internet companies of “breeding chaos in the media” and “endangering social stability and th

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