WeChat strikes hard: rectify the chaos of 'self-media' and maintain a clean network

In order to deal with the problem of "self-media" using bottomless means to gain traffic and disrupt the order of online information dissemination, WeChat has decided to intensify its efforts to rectify "self-media" violations on the platform.

WeChat recently launched the special action of "Early Morning·Regulation of 'self-media' bottomless traffic", aiming to severely crack down on those who use hot events to maliciously hype and spread rumors and other bad behavior. Since the start of this special operation, WeChat has processed a whopping 21,246 pieces of illegal content and closed 459 illegal accounts for corresponding actions. Depending on the severity of the violation, special actions and platform regulations, these accounts have been subject to punitive measures including bans, account closures, and restrictions on fan growth.

After the editor’s understanding, the WeChat platform gave a specific case. User "Acid Bait" posted false statements, claiming that a public figure's private life was chaotic. However, after the public figure spoke in person, "Acid Bait" admitted that his remarks were unsubstantiated and publicly apologized. Since this behavior seriously violated the platform regulations, WeChat banned "Acid ** Bait" for 3 months, and at the same time restricted its rights to be followed, live broadcast, and make money for a period of 3 months, and deleted some of its fan.

Fine-tuned version: WeChat stated that it will continue to promote the special action of "Clearness and Rectification of "Self-Media" Unlimited Traffic", and implement more severe punishment on illegal content and accounts by improving governance capabilities. At the same time, WeChat also calls on the majority of "self-media" creators to improve their self-discipline and jointly maintain and protect a clear online ecological environment.

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