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China: New rules mean youngsters in China can now only game online for three hours a week News

October 3, 2021
Source: africapulse.com africapulse.com
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[China: New rules mean youngsters in China can now only game online for three hours a week News Sky News] On a recent Sunday evening in Beijing, a few minutes before 8pm, Huang Chong opened a Harry Potter video game on her smartphone and tried to play. She couldn’t – by government decree. A pop up appeared on her screen: “Dear players… Minors can only play online games between 8-9pm on Fridays , weekends and national festivals and holidays.… Original URL: [Click here to visit original article]
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