Check this out. Talk about "mo no pol y" huh? I suspected it will happen soon because in December, I couldn't get a stable connection using $ k y pe from the motherland. After 5 minutes of stable and clear comm, my China Telecom's router recycled my assigned IP address on the Internet router. Like clock-works. Lesser trained customers would complained that it was $ ky PE but I did monitor my assigned IP........ So I knew something was up.
From the Shanghai business review......
China clamps down on web telephony
Chinese regulators are clamping down on Internet-phone services that aren't provided by the country's state-owned telecommunications companies, according to Chinese media, a move that could make services like Skype SA unavailable in the country. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said voice-over-Internet protocol, also known as VoIP, services are illegal on the Chinese mainland unless they are provided by China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Ltd., according to a report in Shanghai Daily. The newspaper said the ministry hadn't determined a timetable for implementing the ruling, which was released in December 2010.
Chinese regulators are clamping down on Internet-phone services that aren't provided by the country's state-owned telecommunications companies, according to Chinese media, a move that could make services like Skype SA unavailable in the country. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said voice-over-Internet protocol, also known as VoIP, services are illegal on the Chinese mainland unless they are provided by China Telecom Corp. and China Unicom Ltd., according to a report in Shanghai Daily. The newspaper said the ministry hadn't determined a timetable for implementing the ruling, which was released in December 2010.
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