Chinese telecom operator China Unicom has launched a new international roaming customer service hotline for its users who travel overseas.

News from China Internet Network Information Center is that CNNIC has published an online complaint reporting service to encourage Internet users to report issues related to bad domain names in an effort to purify the online environment for teenagers in China.

Chinese domain name supervision organization China Internet Network Information Center announced that starting from 21:00 on December 14, 2009, it closed domain name registrations for individual users who are not purchasing domains on behalf of companies or organizations.

China Unicom Shanghai has published a report which states because the integration of its customer service and supporting systems have been completed, the current 10060 customer service hotline will be closed on August 30, 2009.

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The Chinese anti-virus software provider Rising has apologized to its users for a bug in its Kaka Assistant product and announced at the same time that the company would help users to restore their lost emails and missing data.

After turmoil last week caused by information that Focus Media (FMCN) was sending SMS spam to Chinese users, China Mobile (CHL) and China Unicom (CHU), the two major mobile service providers in China, have now each strengthened their management of wireless spam by launching hotlines of their own for users to report spam messages.

China Netcom has launched a Lost & Found Service based on its 116114 telephone navigation platform, providing two fast communications channels of voice and Internet for property losers and finders.