SHANGHAI: China’s market regulator on Friday proposed a long list of responsibilities it said it wanted the country’s internet platforms to uphold, in the latest effort by Beijing to establish an oversight framework for its technology sector. In a statement the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) for the first time defined what it considered to be “super large platforms”, saying more would be expected from them especially in the areas of data protection, treatment of workers and fair competition. Such super large platforms are defined as those having more than 500 million users, a wide range of business types,...