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China has now passed a sweeping social media law, which requires influencers to hold formal degrees to discuss sensitive topics such as health, finance or law, in a bid to curb information on social media channels.

The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) issued the “Regulations on the Accountability of Internet Content Creators for Professional Topics", starting from October 25, which requires any influencer discussing medicine, law, education, or finance must hold verifiable qualifications.

The law is a broader effort by Chinese authorities to curb misinformation and reduce content accountability. It aims to distinguish between opinion and expertise, requiring influencers to provide proof of qualifications before posting content in these fields.

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