between January and February, “a wide breadth of content” was censored on WeChat and YY, a Chinese live-streaming platform, including criticisms of the Chinese government.
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The report said YY began censoring keywords related to coronavirus on
31 December, the day after
the late Dr Li Wenliang and seven others sought to warn of the outbreak in WeChat groups.
The report said on
31 December that YY added 45 keywords or combinations referencing the unknown virus to its blacklist, including: unknown Wuhan pneumonia, Wuhan seafood market, Sars variation, Sars outbreak in Wuhan, and Wuhan health committee.