Nowadays, with the rapid development of the Internet, there are many kinds of information on the Internet, and minors are not strong in their ability to discern and resist temptation, which is easy to lead to evil consequences. In order to create a healthy and civilized online environment, keep young people away from the harm of bad networks, and create a positive environment for minors to grow up. Recently, Baiying Town quickly dispatched to carry out a rectification action to rectify the online environment for minors.
During the operation, the Baiying Town Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Brigade raided the business situation of Internet cafes in the jurisdiction, focusing on checking whether the Internet access service business premises have complete documents, whether there are minors accepted to use the Internet, whether the real-name registration system is implemented, and whether there are obvious warning signs of "minors are not allowed to enter". Venues with problems are required to be immediately rectified and put in place, resolutely putting an end to the phenomenon of minors fraudulently using other people's identity documents to access the Internet, strictly controlling the "entrance gates" of Internet cafes, and preventing young people from "going astray".
In addition, the investigators also required the relevant responsible comrades of the Internet service venues to effectively enhance their awareness of security precautions, eliminate all kinds of potential safety hazards, and jointly protect a green and healthy Internet environment. At the same time, the "Cybersecurity Law" and the "Law on the Protection of Minors" were publicized and educated on the spot for practitioners and Internet users, and the ideological "valve" was further tightened.
Young people are like the rising sun, carrying hope and the future on their shoulders. In the next step, Baiying Town will insist on carrying out investigation, publicity, network clearing and other actions, and unite schools, parents, volunteers and other groups to jointly build a "Great Wall of Steel" to protect the healthy growth of teenagers. (Correspondent: Shi Wenpei)