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At the end of August last year, China began to implement various strict game control orders for minors, including restricting the length of games to 1 hour, cracking down on renting numbers, prohibiting the registration of live broadcast accounts, etc., and even on New Year's Day, the same restriction on 1 hour of play time. In a recent interview with reporters, the deputies of the Chinese Congress still believe that the current norms are useless, because it is recommended that minors should be completely banned from playing any online games.
Li Jun, a representative of the Chinese National Congress, was interviewed by China News Network, and he said that underage addiction to games has become a social phenomenon that cannot be ignored. Even if you are currently underage, you can only play the game for 1 hour and only on weekends. But they found that many underage players still use the ID cards of their elders to register for game accounts to circumvent these restrictions. Therefore, he suggested that China should completely ban minors from playing any online games.
In addition, he also believes that game developers who provide online game services have an unshirkable responsibility, he suggested that these games must be mandatory to set up a face recognition login mechanism, and increase the frequency of regular recognition, so that minors can no longer bypass the government's recognition mechanism in this way, so as to achieve a real restriction on underage players playing online games.
There has been some time since the implementation of the game control order, but the restrictions set at the beginning, minors will always have a variety of ways to play the game, and the Chinese government has been trying to set up a stricter mechanism to avoid the results of minors addicted to games, but as to whether it will be counterproductive, it is not known.