Chinese censors try to bury complaints about Xinjiang lockdown with ‘flood’ of fake online comments
Chinese censors have been ordered to flood social media with positive posts about the northwestern region of Xinjiang in an effort to muffle the barrage of complaints of food shortages in the region.
Chinese censors try to bury complaints about Xinjiang lockdown with ‘flood’ of fake online comments comes via ChinaTechNews.com.
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