With the rise of social networking and the change in the way mass information is disseminated,"Since**"It has become an important force in the online world. However, this kind of force not only has the positive aspect of promoting social progress, but also has the potential to become a factor that disrupts the order of the Internet and affects social stability. Recently, China's Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) issued 13 regulations on strengthening the management of "self-reliance", which provides a targeted solution to this problem.
Among them, several key issues worthy of our attention include: for self-production and publication of rumors, taking advantage of the situation to hype up social hot spots, or matrix publishing illegal and bad information, the CAC will take strict measures, such as closing accounts and including them in the platform's blacklist database, and reporting to the CAC. The purpose of this regulation is to combat online rumors and maintain the cleanliness of the Internet space.
On this basis, the platform is also required to prevent self-counterfeiting. Manual review is required for account information that contains the names or logos of party, government, and military organs, news**, and administrative divisions. This is to improve the public's identification of self-identity, prevent being misled by fake accounts, and thus improve the authenticity of network information.
In addition, it is aimed at those engaged in the production of information content in the fields of finance, education, medical and health, and justice"Since**"Strict verification is required, and the certification material and the domain label are publicly displayed on the homepage. This will undoubtedly provide more protection to the public from being misled by fake information in the field of expertise.
In general, while the first era has brought convenience to the public's information dissemination, it has also brought management problems. While enjoying freedom of speech, they should also shoulder the responsibility of abiding by laws and regulations and disseminating truthful information. The promulgation of this series of regulations has played an important role in maintaining network information security, improving the credibility of network information, and building a healthy network environment.
For the self-leaders, they are not only the producers and disseminators of information, but also the builders and leaders of network civilization. They need to have a high sense of social responsibility, promote the healthy development of the network, and provide high-quality and efficient information services for the society and the public.
For the public, we need to recognize the diversity of information in the network, learn to distinguish and filter information, and avoid being guided by wrong information. At the same time, we should also actively participate in the construction of the Internet space and jointly maintain the order and civilization of the Internet.
For national regulators, maintaining cyber order and cracking down on violations of laws and regulations is only part of cyber governance. The more challenging task is how to guide the correct direction of the Internet and promote the healthy development of Internet culture on the premise of ensuring the public's freedom of speech, so that the Internet can truly become an important force for promoting social progress.
In short, the advent of the first era is both a challenge and an opportunity. In the face of the new form of the cyber world, we must fulfill the responsibility of the public, actively lead the development of the "Hotspot Engine Plan" of cyber culture, and strive to build a healthy, harmonious and inclusive cyberspace. We look forward to more substantive actions to jointly promote the healthy development of China's cyberspace.