CCTV News: "Internet Information China" WeChat official account reported on April 18 that since this year, the Internet Information Department has continued to strengthen the Internet protection of minors, and based on daily management and netizen reporting clues, it has continued to clean up illegal and bad information released using the image of minors, and dealt with illegal accounts strictly in multiple batches. Such violations ignore the physical and mental development characteristics of minors, violate the children's subjective wishes, and alienate the innocence and childlike interests into traffic monetization tools, which has a negative impact on minors. Typical problems include: First, spoofing children and attracting attention. This includes using a prop knife to pretend to chop children's limbs, creating "unexpected" scenes; throwing food on children, scribbling them randomly, and carrying out so-called "punishment education". The second is to falsely pose for photos and create controversy. Some accounts have posed for parent-child conflict plots, allowing minors to perform breakups and blind dates, and instigated children to imitate adults to smoke. Third, it is inappropriate to words and deeds and distorts. In some short videos, minors frequently display luxury goods unboxing or huge cash scenes to show off their wealth online. In the name of exposing criticism and warning education, some videos deliberately allow minors to perform improper behavior and make dangerous actions, and publish homogeneous copywriting to exaggerate and hype, causing bad demonstrations. Fourth, illegally drain traffic and avoid crackdowns. Some accounts use the name of "raising a sign" to sell so-called customized pictures, publishing customized dances, etc. to attract friends, and spread vulgar pornographic content through hidden forms such as "one-to-one" communication. The Internet Information Department has strengthened the platform's main responsibility, guided the platform to increase the intensity of investigation and crack down on violations, strictly reviewed the information content involving minors, and adopted measures such as banning the platform, canceling profit rights, and closing the law for more than 11,000 illegal accounts.

The Internet Information Department pointed out that new signs of problems involving minors have been found in recent work. Some accounts use the methods of dressing up in kindergarten, adding "student" tags, and locating school addresses to publish bad-oriented content in the name of minors, in an attempt to confuse the public and make profits, and take the opportunity to commit illegal and criminal acts in hidden links. In this regard, the Internet Information Department will guide the platform to take strict measures to deal with relevant violations and accounts in accordance with the principle of being most beneficial to minors, and cooperate with the public security organs to strengthen the crackdown on illegal and criminal activities. At the same time, the Internet Information Department reminds that the minor model is a convenient technical tool to guide minors to use the network safely and reasonably. While fully ensuring the security of minors' personal information, it protects minors from intrusion through multiple functions such as one-click activation, duration management, and exclusive content. However, giving full play to the role of model protection is inseparable from the joint efforts of all parties. We hope that parents and minor users will actively start the minor mode to ensure safe Internet access to the maximum extent.