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Zhihu told to fix illegal data release
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Beijing’s cyberspace regulator said yesterday the Cyberspace Administration of China had asked it to summon Zhihu for the unlawful release of information.
The Internet regulator said in a statement that authorities have demanded “immediate rectifications” from the company, and the online question and answer platform would suspend some functions during that period.
Zhihu did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Regulators this month levied fines of 3 million yuan (US$470,000) on Sina Weibo, China’s answer to Twitter, and 1.5 million yuan on social media platform Douban, for similar reasons.
Douban suspended its reply function at the time.
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