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China Cracks Down on Smart Glasses for Gaokao Cheating

Published Friday, June 5, 2026 · Updated June 5

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China is implementing strict measures to prevent cheating in its annual national college entrance examination, the gaokao, which sees nearly 13 million candidates. Authorities are specifically cracking down on the use of advanced technology, such as smart glasses, to ensure the integrity of the high-stakes exam.

What We Know — Key Points

  • Close to 13 million candidates have registered to sit for China's national college entrance examination, the gaokao, this year.
  • Chinese authorities are adapting security measures to new technological challenges, such as smart glasses, to maintain the integrity of the high-stakes gaokao.

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    The article highlights China's efforts to maintain the integrity of its high-stakes national college entrance examination by adapting security measures to new technological challenges.

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