China's new 'cleanup' campaign shores up Great Firewall
Found on CNet News on Monday, 23 January 2017
To have normal access the web, Chinese users have resorted VPNs, which bypass the censorship firewall. But now these services are the target of a new 14-month "cleanup" campaign that cracks down on "unauthorized internet connections."
Apart from VPNs, the campaign also requires all internet service providers, content distribution networks and data centers operated in the country to be licensed by the government.
Companies will only start to think twice about getting involved with China when such problems are created for no valid reason.