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China MPS Reports on Cybercrime Cases and Online Rumor Management

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The Ministry of Public Security announced findings regarding its response to cybercrime and public safety issues under the "Clean Net 2026" campaign. The MPS stated that it had handled over 36,000 cases involving cyber-related illegal and criminal activities this year. These cases included cyberbullying and the spread of rumors about accidents, disasters, and economic and livelihood issues.

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The MPS explained that cybersecurity authorities within public security organs conducted rapid investigations into these matters. The authorities successfully resolved more than 11,000 related cases this year by responding to the rumors through debunking campaigns.

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