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Chính phủ Nhật Bản ngày 14/1 cho biết có kế hoạch áp dụng một loạt biện pháp nhằm ngăn chặn sự lan truyền của thông tin giả trên mạng, đặc biệt là trong thời gian diễn ra các cuộc bầu cử hoặc xảy ra thảm họa.Trong khi các nước châu Âu đã có những bước tiến lớn trong nỗ lực này, thì Nhật Bản mới chỉ hy vọng tham gia vào việc soạn thảo các quy định quốc tế bằng cách đưa ra các biện pháp đối phó cần thiết trong nước trước tiên.Giới chức Nhật Bản thừa nhận đây là vấn đề phức tạp vì nó có thể ảnh hưởng đến quyền tự do bày tỏ ý kiến của người dân và họ không có kế hoạch đưa các biện pháp chống tin giả mới này vào luật.Chính phủ Nhật Bản cho biết các biện pháp do nhóm chuyên gia của Bộ Viễn thông và Nội vụ soạn thảo dự kiến sẽ nhắm mục tiêu chính là các đại gia công nghệ Mỹ như Facebook Inc, Twitter Inc và Google của Alphabet Inc.
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The Japanese government on January 14 said it plans to adopt a series of measures to prevent the spread of fake information online, especially during the elections or disaster. While European countries have made great strides in this effort, Japan only hopes to paripate in drafting international regulations by offering the necessary domes countermeasures first. .Japanese officials acknowledge that this is a complicated issue because it can affect people's freedom to express their opinions and they do not plan to include new anti-counterfeiting measures into the law.The Japanese government said the measures drafted by the Ministry of Telecommunications and Home Affairs team are expected to target US technology giants Facebook Inc, Twitter Inc and Google Inc.'s Google Inc.
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The Japanese government on January 14 said it plans to adopt a series of measures to prevent the spread of fake information online, especially during the elections or disaster. While European countries have made great strides in this effort, Japan only hopes to paripate in drafting international regulations by offering the necessary domes countermeasures first. Japanese officials acknowledge that this is a complicated issue because it can affect people's freedom to express their opinions and they have no plans to put these new anti-counterfeiting measures into the law. Japan said the measures were drafted by the Ministry of Telecommunications and the Ministry of Home Affairs team that are expected to be targeted The main thing is American technology giants Facebook Inc, Twitter Inc and Google Inc. Inc.'s Google Inc.
The Japanese government on January 14 said it plans to adopt a series of measures to prevent the spread of fake information online, especially during the elections or disaster. While European countries have made great strides in this effort, Japan only hopes to paripate in drafting international regulations by offering the necessary domes countermeasures first. Japanese officials acknowledge that this is a complicated issue because it can affect people's freedom to express their opinions and they have no plans to put these new anti-counterfeiting measures into the law. Japan said the measures were drafted by the Ministry of Telecommunications and the Ministry of Home Affairs team that are expected to be targeted The main thing is American technology giants Facebook Inc, Twitter Inc and Google Inc. Inc.'s Google Inc.
The Japanese government on January 14 said it plans to adopt a series of measures to prevent the spread of fake information online, especially during the elections or disaster. While European countries have made great strides in this effort, Japan only hopes to paripate in drafting international regulations by offering the necessary domes countermeasures first. Japanese officials acknowledge that this is a complicated issue because it can affect people's freedom to express their opinions and they have no plans to put these new anti-counterfeiting measures into the law. Japan said the measures were drafted by the Ministry of Telecommunications and the Ministry of Home Affairs team that are expected to be targeted The main thing is American technology giants Facebook Inc, Twitter Inc and Google Inc. Inc.'s Google Inc.
