Cybersecurity
China Net Regulator Rejects ‘False Allegations’ Amid Complaints
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China’s Internet regulator said countries must resist making false allegations and manage the web together, after U.S. business groups raised concerns that new security policies may block foreign technology in the country.
“Cyberspace is shared by the entire international community,” Lu Wei, minister of the Cyberspace Administration of China, said at the agency’s Chinese New Year reception today. “We need to support each other rather than doing each other’s job, and we need mutual respect rather than making attacks or false allegations.”