sourceThe Chinese government has clamped down on the amount of time youngsters can spend playing online games, according to the official news agency Xinhua.
Under-18s who play for more than three consecutive hours a day will have limits imposed on the amount of points they can score, the agency reported.
Online game companies based in China have been given three months to install the so-called anti-addiction software.
It is part of an on-going attempt to limit how long people are online.
China seeks to 'limit game hours'
China seeks to 'limit game hours'
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Next they will be fining them for it
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We need more things to do that's what i say. Now i got a car, work and am over 18 so much more freedom, before there was nothing to do in this town- thus forced to stay at home. Guess you could meet up with friends and talk....
What's worse- they're closing down our leisure centre.
Next they will be fining them for it
. We need more things to do that's what i say. Now i got a car, work and am over 18 so much more freedom, before there was nothing to do in this town- thus forced to stay at home. Guess you could meet up with friends and talk....
What's worse- they're closing down our leisure centre.
