China's biggest gaming company, Tencent, said it would review whether it adequately limits children's access to live streaming and other features. Tencent has done so after the Chinese government expanded a regulatory crackdown on tech industries by initiating a lawsuit against the company for failing to do enough to protect young users. The online gaming industry was shaken this week when an official newspaper criticised their offerings as "spiritual opium" and cited examples of students playing Tencent's wildly popular Honor of Kings game for hours. Read More Customs prosecutes Air China staff caught smuggling black market cigarettes at Auckland Interna……