Hey did you guys read about the police in China who are dressing up as anime characters as a way to combat all these illegal downloads that is taking place on the internet today. I thought it was an interesting read.
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Hey did you guys read about the police in China who are dressing up as anime characters as a way to combat all these illegal downloads that is taking place on the internet today. I thought it was an interesting read.
this is sorta hilarious I can even imagine how they look
aargh, bad cosplaying is the worst crime in the fandom world,they're the criminals!
I know, i don't make sense, huh!
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Either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Either idea is staggering.
i think you meant this:
you're half right. Anyways, i like the idea, but eh.The animated figures, a man and a woman, will appear on users' screens every 30 minutes "to remind them of internet security", China Daily said.
They will appear on news portals from Saturday and then on all Beijing sites and forums by the end of the year.
The Chinese government censors all internet and media content.
It blocks content it deems politically or morally threatening, but some users have found ways to circumvent government controls.
'Protect netizens'
The virtual officers will appear either on foot, on motorbikes or riding in a car.
They would "be on watch for websites that incite secession, promote superstition, gambling and fraud", the China Daily said, citing Beijing's Municipal Public Security Bureau.
"It is our duty to wipe out information that does public harm and disrupts social order," the newspaper quoted the bureau's deputy chief of Internet surveillance, Zhao Hongzhi, as saying.
He said the virtual police officers would protect "netizens" from harm.
Users will be able to click on the icons to connect to the bureau's Internet Surveillance Centre, where they can report illegal activities, Mr Zhao said.
China has experienced an internet boom in recent years. It is thought there are more than 120 million web surfers, a figure second only to the US.
The Chinese government has tens of thousands of real security officers monitoring the web and it regularly jails activists who have posted online messages criticising the government.
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That's cool! Cute policepeople! ^^ Though I daresay a large number might ignore it (such is the power of the image), there will be some who will click it.
On the other hand, it could be quite an annoyance. ("Hey, I'm surfing, man! What's the big idea?!") And they'd be less effective than real cops--although real cops would be too much to ask.
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