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@jelle110 @Luis54127549 Without guideline this would be tricky. Also, who checks the checkers? If a few Trump supporters are checkers and start calling everything the Democrats post fake news, would their posts than automatically be deleted?

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@YuKaiTan1 @Luis54127549 @LeeYuanting Well beware! Because apparently wechat is also trying to make it to the European market. I think we have all noticed the option to use Alipay in the Bijenkorf, it is packed with Chinese tourists. I guess this will bring even more tourists to our shops. https://t.co/M5RU7Rc8c0

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@GoldinLucrezia @Vincent_WDB @schneiderfa77 @LeidenHum I agree, giving up privacy in exchange for security isn't a bad thing. However, I think this issue in China cannot be discussed without mentioning the social credit system that the government is working on. Now this I do find scary. #DigitalEastAsia https://t.co/Wufvo9k9Hc

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@Vincent_WDB @schneiderfa77 @LeidenHum I think making it a requirement is taking it too far, but complete anonymity online can have bad outcomes too. Look at this article about an anonymous app. It raises concerns about cyberbullying, spread of rumours or false acquisitions #digitaleastasia
https://t.co/UKlmGnm4Dh

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@AsiaJoost @julie_molenaar I guess it works both ways. People go on their phones during work time and waste time scrolling through apps, while they respond to messages from work during their free time. #DigitalEastAsia

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@julie_molenaar It's true! And it doesn't stop at work e-mails. We chat is one of the most used apps in China and it's more and more used for work related tasks, blurring this distiction even further https://t.co/7xFMjJMXgi #DigitalEastAsia

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@ErikdeJ15269364 @Vincent_WDB @OneTime82085990 @Julised1 @schneiderfa77 But if you don't get payed, does it count as exploitation? I think it should be more about whether you enjoy it or not and not so much about the income you get from it. #DigitalEastAsia

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@schneiderfa77 Digital innovations has clearly been beneficial to many individuals who make money as internet celebrities. If we believe this BBC article the internet celebrity economy of China was worth 58bn yuan in 2016!! https://t.co/v9ns5i10xy #DigitalEastAsia

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@Vincent_WDB @Julised1 @schneiderfa77 So how would you consider a blogger who receives free clothes and accessories to advertise them. Is receiving items different from getting payed? Or would this maybe be exploitation as she/he is advertising items for a company without actually getting payed? #DigitalEastAsia