CVERC: Tencent's Game For Peace, Speed Up Broke Internet Security Law
China National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center (CVERC) stated that during the 'Clean Up the Internet'2020 campaign, several games such as Tencent's Game For Peace and Speed Up Broke were founded to be unlawful under China's Internet Security Law, which were excessively gathering private information without users' permission.
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