A recently popular phone case embeds a tiny prism over the camera to refract light and capture side scenes even when the screen is off, prompting legal experts to warn that its production, sale, and use likely violate Chinese anti‑surveillance laws.
On February 8, 2025, the homepage of Wuhan Huike Zhichuang Technology Co., a state‑owned enterprise, was hijacked with a bold protest message about unpaid programmer wages, sparking legal analysis, public debate on labor rights, and concerns over information‑security vulnerabilities in Chinese state firms.
The article details how Yang Mou, a former ticketing system programmer, remotely accessed and sabotaged a bus company's ticketing platform in October 2020, leading to a court conviction for destroying computer information systems under Chinese criminal law, with a nine‑month prison sentence and references to relevant statutes.
This guide explains Chinese font copyright law, how to verify font licenses, when usage is non‑infringing, and practical methods—including free commercial fonts and Photoshop techniques—to create or modify fonts without violating rights.
This article explains the legal boundaries of web crawling in China, covering recent cybersecurity regulations, what makes a crawler illegal or legal, common developer questions, and practical advice to avoid personal‑data violations and criminal liability.
