China Wants Your ID For .CN
December 14, No CommentsChinese State-Run Media is reporting that CNNIC (China Internet Network Information Center) is requesting that applicants must submit written applications to the registration agents.
The written materials must include an application form with an official seal, an enterprise business license and the registrant’s ID card.
Liu Zhijiang, vice director of CNNIC confirmed the news saying that the administration was determined to screen the applicant’s qualifications strictly to stop individuals obtaining domain names using fake information.
Its been reported that the announcement came after a report by China Central Television (CCTV) which critisized the registration process and linked it to the prevalence of pornographic websites.
Source: Global Times & China Daily.
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