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Plucking China’s “Peach Networks” - China Media Project
Perhaps you’ve never heard of “peach networks.” But this term, which refers to shadowy dating apps allegedly facilitating illegal prostitution, trended briefly in China late last month when the country’s state broadcaster ran a consumer investigation of what it characterized as a growing phenomenon — dating apps that cross the line into sexual exploitation. The phrase “peach networks,” or taose shejiao (桃色社交), first appeared on April 20, feature…
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