( October 23, 2026, 09:02 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Shanghai-based platforms spanning social media, online video, literature, gaming and e-commerce, including RedNote, Bilibili, Migu Video, miHoYo, Dewu and Soul, published reports on their efforts to protect minors online under the guidance of the city’s cyberspace regulator, according to local internet authority. The disclosures, part of an initiative now in its third year, detailed safeguards covering content safety, young users’ rights, mental health and digital literacy. Reported initiatives include AI-powered content safeguards, stronger age verification, gaming time and spending limits, and access to psychological support. The regulator vows to push more online platforms to publish reports on their efforts to protect minors, expanding public scrutiny of industry safeguards.Statement follows (in Chinese). ...
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