Tencent has 'good news' as Chinese regulator appears to soften proposed gaming rules
Tencent has 'good news' as Chinese regulator appears to soften proposed gaming rules
China's gaming regulations have been strict, with recent curfews and time limits imposed on video game players who are minors. The cyberspace regulator in China has mandated that children under 18 can only spend a maximum of two hours a day on smartphones. However, just when players and gaming companies thought that China was done with new regulations, the National Press and Publication Administration proposed new rules to curb in-game spending.
China's gaming regulations have been strict, with recent curfews and time limits imposed on video game players who are minors. The cyberspace regulator in China has mandated that children under 18 can only spend a maximum of two hours a day on smartphones. However, just when players and gaming companies thought that China was done with new regulations, the National Press and Publication Administration proposed new rules to curb in-game spending.
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China's gaming regulations have been strict, with recent curfews and time limits imposed on video game players who are minors. The cyberspace regulator in China has mandated that children under 18 can only spend a maximum of two hours a day on smartphones. However, just when players and gaming companies thought that China was done with new regulations, the National Press and Publication Administration proposed new rules to curb in-game spending. 
