China issues draft rules for satellite direct connection service industry

( September 30, 2024, 09:28 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The satellite direct connection service industry in China has received a set of draft rules from the country’s Internet regulator, which mandate that infrastructure construction comply with cybersecurity, data security and national defense laws, as well as regulations issued by government departments for investment, telecom and radio and compulsory national standards. Service providers must adhere to obligations regarding user real names, content management, network security, data security, personal information protection and combating telecom fraud risks. Most satellite operators and providers in China are Chinese firms, except Hughes, the sole foreign manufacturer with domestic satellite communication operations. The statement follows: ...

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China issues draft rules for satellite direct connection service industry

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