The revision reportedly aims to protect children rather than target sexting adults
China will expand a ban on sharing obscene materials to include content sent via phone and online messaging apps starting next year.
According to the revised law, anyone “disseminating obscene information using information networks, telephones, or other communication tools” will face up to 15 days in jail and a fine of up to 5,000 yuan ($711). Penalties will be higher if the content involves children.
The wording of the law has led to concerns from media and social networks as to whether it could be applied to private sexually explicit messages between adults…
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