Chinese app marketplace implements new policy.

Tencent will not promote apps that do not provide complete information as required by authorities. (Photo: Reuters)

The moves to comply with the new rules came last month as Beijing tightened scrutiny of domestic mobile apps. Publishing apps in the world's second-largest economy will become more difficult, and many apps could be removed.

New regulations require mobile app publishers to submit detailed business information to the government . App marketplaces in China must establish a record-keeping system to monitor new apps by the end of August 2023.

Rich Bishop, CEO of app publishing company AppInChina, shared that domestic Android app marketplaces confirmed that new apps need to submit information starting August 31st. Global apps on the marketplace must establish a local legal entity or work with a local partner.

Reuters noted that this suggests that even though authorities appear to be ending a years-long crackdown on the technology sector, Beijing still aims to maintain business operations aligned with socialist ideals.

Last week, the Android app stores of Tencent, Huawei Technologies, Xiaomi, OPPO, and Vivo issued notices to app publishers about banning new apps without proper documentation from being featured on their platforms.

(According to Reuters)

China issues regulations to manage data in the financial brokerage sector . On August 30, China issued regulations aimed at strengthening data security in the financial brokerage sector, five months after a data service disruption rocked the $21 trillion bond market.

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