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A Leapmotor electric vehicle sits on display at the Guangzhou Auto Show in South China’s Guangdong province in November 2021. Photo: VCG

A Leapmotor electric vehicle sits on display at the Guangzhou Auto Show in South China’s Guangdong province in November 2021. Photo: VCG

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Internet regulator sets short video, livestreaming “chaos” as 2022 priorities

The Cyberspace Administration of China, the nation’s top internet watchdog, laid out 10 priorities for the year on Thursday which focused on scrubbing content and accounts from the Chinese web which spread what it calls “rumors,” and eliminating “chaos” in areas such as short videos and livestreaming.

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