According to the Kuaishou Blackboard Report, in order to create a clear online space and effectively protect the physical and mental health of minors, Kuaishou continues to carry out special control of “toxic animations” containing bad content in accordance with the “Qinglang · Internet Protection for Minors” special operation. The platform inspection revealed that some accounts created and posted “toxic animations” containing bad content such as violence, gore, and horror through animation slices, secondary creations, or editing, splicing, etc., which endangered the physical and mental health of minors. In response, the platform has removed illegal content, disposed of related accounts, and continued to step up inspection and disposal efforts. By establishing a multi-layer screening mechanism, the platform accurately identifies toxic animation content; refines control scales, implements differentiated treatment for content with different risk levels, and comprehensively cleans up historical stock content. Up to now, the platform has disposed of more than 30,000 pieces of illegal animated content. The platform resolutely and strictly dealt with user accounts that repeatedly posted “drug animation” content in violation of regulations.

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