Taiwan's opposition leader decried as censorship on friday a government plan to suspend access for a year to chinese social media platform rednote, while the island's presidential office backed. A targeted anti‑fraud and security measure president lai ching‑te’s administration rejects accusations of political censorship The interior ministry and the presidential office insist that [15] the decision is part of a broader anti‑fraud campaign, not a china‑only move. Taiwan’s government has announced that it will ban access to the chinese social media platform rednote (known as xiaohongshu in chinese) for one year, citing security risks. Longtime slashdot reader hackingbear writes
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