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China’s online gaming cheats turn to hardware to evade detection
Manufacturers create plug-in devices that underhandedly assist gamers, and they are hard for gaming firms to spot.
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CHINA VOICES | China reflects on Luckin: ‘Expert research’ and the 2VC model
Luckin’s impending implosion has led to a lot of soul-searching with many questioning the environment that allowed Luckin to thrive.
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China’s biggest streaming site to bring patriotic education to the countryside
iQiyi is bringing cultural treasures such as Wolf Warrior known as China’s Rambo to disadvantaged areas.
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INSIGHTS | Can superboards save China tech from one-man rule?
Elite boards that can overrule the board of directors are the latest fad in Chinese tech corporate governance.
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We read the technical standards for China’s ‘health code.’ Here’s what we learned.
Standards for China’s health code system explain what data it’s collecting—and link it to a national system that could stick around long after the pandemic.
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Chinese tech companies still can’t stop medical data leaks
A Sichuan company left 24 million patient records exposed on the internet amid a recent spate of medical data leaks.
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INSIGHTS | World Internet Conference 2019: Dull, but important
China gathered its tech elite—along with the part of the world that’s answering its calls—for the country’s annual internet conference last weekend.
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Nio’s affluent fanbase might save it from failure
Users are going to great lengths to help the firm navigate choppy waters and continue to push the NEV sector forward.
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INSIGHTS | The state of China’s ‘ear economy’ in 2019
Podcasts in China are growing, but unlike what you see anywhere else.
