Tencent's Governance on Bad Behaviors in Sports during Olympics
TapTechNews August 13th news, Tencent officially announced today that during the Olympic Games, QQ platform has carried out governance on behaviors such as mutual bickering and instigating battles, cyber violence, and manipulation of votes and comments in the field of sports. Since July 26th until now, 4 illegal groups and 41 illegal accounts have been dealt with, 109 account functions have been restricted, and 175 illegal contents have been dealt with.
The typical types of violations are as follows:
Due to dissatisfaction with the athlete's competition performance, posting illegal remarks that attack and slander the competing personnel.
Due to dissatisfaction with the words and deeds of athletes, coaches, referees, media reporters, etc., posting illegal remarks that guide other users to participate in abuse, exposure, and inciting human flesh search.
Forming harmful groups to centrally post illegal and bad information that insults, slurs, fabricates rumors, and violates personal privacy and legal rights of relevant personnel.
Tencent also provided the QQ platform reporting guidelines, the steps are as follows:
TapTechNews previously reported that since the opening of the Paris Olympics on July 27, 2024, major platforms such as Weibo and Douyin have been cracking down on the relevant fan circle illegal contents. The network security department of the public security organ attaches great importance to the fan circle chaos and actively cooperates with relevant departments to crack down on relevant illegal and criminal acts in accordance with the law.
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