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China's new law on influencers giving professional advice without proper certification
<p>China's new law cracking down on influencers giving professional advice without proper certification is a smart and overdue step, and I’m fully behind it. This rule targets a growing issue: influencers posing as experts in fields like finance, health, or law, often with no real qualifications. These self-proclaimed gurus can sway millions with their advice, but when it’s wrong, it’s not just a bad post—it can ruin lives. For example, a shady investment tip could wipe out someone’s savings, or a fake health remedy could land people in the hospital. Requiring proper certifications ensures that only those with real knowledge can share professional advice, protecting everyday people from being misled by charismatic online personalities chasing likes and followers.</p><p><br/></p><p>This law is about accountability, and it’s high time someone took action. Influencers aren’t just random voices anymore; they’re powerful figures shaping opinions and decisions for huge audiences. Without rules like this, it’s like letting anyone walk into a hospital and start acting like a doctor or giving legal advice in a courtroom. China’s move sets a clear standard: if you want to give serious advice, you need to prove you’re qualified. This could have a ripple effect, pushing other countries to follow suit and make the internet a safer place for information. Some influencers might cry foul, claiming it limits their freedom, but freedom doesn’t mean you get to mislead people without consequences. When your words can impact someone’s health, wealth, or life, you should be held to a higher standard.</p><p><br/></p><p>Beyond protecting the public, this law could clean up the influencer space. It weeds out the fakes who rely on hype over substance, giving a boost to those who actually know their stuff. It’s not about silencing voices—it’s about making sure the loudest ones aren’t spreading harm. China’s taking a lead here, and I hope it sparks a global trend toward more trust and truth online.</p>
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