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A Chinese boy wearing a T-shirt with Chinese words “China” plays among pop ups of 'Line Friends', characters of emojis from Japanese chat application Line in a shopping mall in Beijing, China, 11 August 2014. China had announced new rules last week to restrict instant mobile messaging service providers and users which is seen widely as targeting popular messaging application Wechat though foreign based apps like KakaoTalk and Line's services were reported disrupted in July. The new rules require public-account users to sign up with their real names and bar the posting or reposting of political news without government approval. (Photo by How Hwee Young/EPA)
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