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THW Strengthen the Internet Censorship

THW Strengthen the Internet Censorship. Prepared by Xu Qi from Class 084. The second biggest domestic desktop software, 300 million users, rate of coverage: 75 %. The biggest domestic desktop software, 6 million users. ①Sep. 27 th : 360 Privacy Protector.

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THW Strengthen the Internet Censorship

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  1. THW Strengthen the Internet Censorship Prepared by Xu Qi from Class 084

  2. The second biggest domestic desktop software, 300 million users, rate of coverage: 75% The biggest domestic desktop software, 6 million users ①Sep. 27th : 360 Privacy Protector ③Oct. 28th, Public letter: The blacklist is only a list of downloaded and updated softwares. ②Oct. 27th : QQ scans shortcuts of over 700 frequently-used softwares ⑤Nov 3rd :either 360 or QQ ④Oct. 29th : Koukou Bodyguard (show, pets, ad., news: QQ’s interest) ⑦Nov 4th :appeal government (Ministry of Industry and Information Technology) to get involved ⑥Nov 3rd : Web QQ Nov 4th : recall Koukou Bodyguard

  3. From NetEase

  4. Interim Regulations on Administration of Software Products • Article 4: • Any units or individuals have no right to develop, produce, sale, import and export software products that may harm computer system security or be involved in information that is forbidden by laws or regulations. • Users’ privacy

  5. Status Quo • Internet censorship system • Internet censorship force

  6. Status Quo (China) • 2009: the number of websites(3.68 million) • November 2009- March 2010: reorganize • 1.8 million, 0.136 million, 16 thousand (pornographic), 126(illegal service provider) • E.g. 51.com, Liba (Loss), Blogbus • Individual Websites

  7. Internet censorship system • ①No quick update. (virtual currency, human flesh research: 2008.12.19 Wangfei Case, Migratory Bird) • ②No high level laws. (2000:Decision of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on Preserving Computer Network Security, 2009: Interim Regulations on Administration of Software Products ) • ③Chaos of legislative bodies (the Ministry of Public Security, Information Industry, Health, and 9 more related departments )

  8. Internet censorship force • Cyber crime: Tradition 1500USD, 30 %, Cyber 15 million USD, 3 % • ①Domestic: • 2000: 2700, 2004:13600 • Increasing rate: 30% per year • ②International: • Every 20 seconds, 1 hacker case, 80% of websites have security problems • E.g. • ⒈USA Electronic Harbor 2001 1st quarter 2000 fraud cases • ⒉ UK 8 % of products don’t reach destination

  9. Motion • THW Strengthen the Internet Censorship. • From Wikipedia: • Internet censorship is control or suppression of the publishing or accessing of information on the Internet. In some cases, Internet censorship may involve deceit • Definition: • THW strengthen the Internet censorship system and force.

  10. Arguments

  11. Necessity • Pro: necessary • Status Quo (system and force) • Force: only 2 % online hackers are arrested • Opp: unnecessary • Status Quo (Good system) • E.g. USA The law of computer crime (1978) 1996-2004 4 laws UK Data Protection Act (1984) Switzerland, Austria (Constitution)

  12. Fairness • Pro: fair for Internet users • Statistics: China 83 %, Brazil 76 %, USA 73 % • Opp: unfair for innocent websites and individuals • E.g. 51.com, Liba (Loss), Blogbus • Individual Websites

  13. Consequence • Pro: benefits • ①For teenagers • 200 million (China Internet Network Information Center) • ②For Internet environment • Opp: bad consequences • Clean innocent information (sensitive words)

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