China Arrested 15,000 People Allegedly Involve In Internet Crimes

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The police in China arrested more than 15,000 people allegedly involved in internet crimes and suspended a number of network providers and advertising agencies on Tuesday.

In a statement, China’s Ministry of Public Security said the suspects “jeopardized internet security.”

Chinese police also removed more than 190,000 illegal online items featuring violence, obscenity or gambling. The actions of the authorities were part of the six-month campaign to fight online criminal activities.

China launched the campaign called “Cleaning the Internet,” which also targets online sabotage attacks, website hacking, and financial crime …. http://www.valuewalk.com

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