If you live in China you might want to watch what you post. The Chinese government has been putting some handcuffs on people that are suspected of disturbing the peace online. These two characters Jin Jin and Cha Cha are the icons of the government’s internet police. When you’re browsing in China and you come across inappropriate or controversial content, the two characters will show up on your screen and tell you it’s not to be trusted.

Although the program is run by the government, “Netizens”-Chinese citizens online- can contribute and flag websites for ChaCha and JinJin to investigate. Be careful of what you post in China: You could land in jail.

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There is search engine called ChaCha that pays people to help others, by searching for information! You can become a guide and make up 10 dollars an hour. A guide will receive queries for questions like “How far is the earth away from the moon”, and they have to find the answer. It’s a really easy and flexible job, perfect for a college student.

 
The cool thing about this service is people can text questions and the guides find them. Text any question to 242242 and try it out! The service is absolutely free and they don’t spam you.

 
Check it out here.

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