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TimesOnline: Beijing internet cafe users must have photo taken

October 17th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted by Laura Oliver in Editors' pick

All visitors to internet cafes in Beijing will be required to have their photographs taken, the Chinese government has decided. By mid-December all internet cafes in the main 14 city districts must install cameras to record the identities of their web surfers, who must be 18 or over. Full story...

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