WeChat may be a staple of Chinese digital life, but that isn’t stopping the country’s government from clamping down on the messaging giant’s behavior. Reuters reports that Beijing prosecutors have sued Tencent over claims We Chat’s restricted “youth mode” violates laws protecting children. The lawsuit didn’t explain how the mode allegedly violated the law. Youth mode prevents younger users from accessing payments, finding nearby friends and playing certain games. It’s effectively a parental control tool for a “super app” that can handle many daily tasks in China. Tencent hasn’t commented on the lawsuit. It recently set stricter limits for young...