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China's social media platform, Weibo, plans to require its top influencers with over one million followers to display their real names, prompting concerns about online privacy in the country's evolving digital environment.
Wang Gaofei, CEO of China’s top social media platform, Weibo, has initiated a new development tagged real-name policy on his platform.
BEIJING - The chief executive of China's Weibo on Friday (Oct 20) confirmed that China may start denying anonymity to online commentators on politics and finance by requiring them to display their names on their accounts, telling users the policy was incoming. The comments by Wang Gaofei, whose microblogging platform is China's equivalent of X, caught the attention of local...
The chief executive of China's Weibo on Friday confirmed that China may start denying anonymity to online commentators on politics and finance by requiring them to display their names on their... -October 20, 2023 at 06:15 am EDT - MarketScreener
The chief executive of China's Weibo on Friday confirmed that China may start denying anonymity to online commentators on politics and finance by requiring them to display their names on their accounts, telling users the policy was incoming.