Bilibili works with various departments to crack down on Internet violence infringement cases: involving 18 provinces and cities, a total of more than 40 people
CTOnews.com November 18 news, bilibili community butler posted a message, in August this year received a number of UP master reports that groups on overseas platforms systematically incite users to the site UP master "human flesh open box" (refers to the use of illegal means to publicly expose other people's private data and information). This group not only publishes the main personal information of UP online, but also carries out a series of illegal acts such as harassment of private phone messages, attacks on the Internet, false and malicious reports, and so on.
Bilibili and the principal and relevant departments of UP launched a joint investigation, explaining as follows:
The public security organs found out that the cyber violence infringement case involved 18 provinces and cities, a total of more than 40 people. The main activity personnel are minor L and minor C. Among them, L has been placed in administrative detention for 10 days because of the serious circumstances of violating the law. At the same time, the violation will be permanently recorded in his personal file. C accompanied by his guardian, the public security organ has severely criticized and educated him in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law of the people's Republic of China on Public Security Administration and punishment.
CTOnews.com previously reported that according to the overall arrangement of the "Qinglang" series of special actions in 2023, the Central Internet Information Office decided to launch an one-month special campaign on "Qinglang Cyber hostility rectification" nationwide from November 17.
Special actions revolve around key platform types such as social networking, short videos, and live broadcasts, including resolutely cracking down on behaviors including "online toilets" and "opening boxes and hanging people", malicious slander and rumor-mongering attacks by taking advantage of social hot events, fabricating network slang, malicious obstruction, and so on.
