Core Viewpoint - The China Internet Association has released a draft standard for the management of online game service consumption for minors, marking the first comprehensive consumption management regulation in the gaming industry [1] Group 1: Responsibilities of Game Service Providers - Game service providers are fully responsible (100%) if they fail to connect to the national electronic identity authentication system for minors, allowing unrestricted access and recharge for underage users [2] - If game service providers do not implement recharge limits, leading to excessive recharges by users identified as minors, they also bear 100% responsibility [2] Group 2: Shared Responsibilities with Guardians - In cases where game service providers have implemented anti-addiction measures but guardians assist minors in bypassing these restrictions, the providers may bear 30%-70% of the responsibility, with guardians taking the remaining share [2] - If guardians fail to fulfill their responsibilities adequately, the game service providers will still share 30%-70% of the responsibility based on the effectiveness of the anti-addiction measures [2] Group 3: Increased Liability for Multiple Offenses - If either the game service provider or the guardian commits multiple offenses or if there are aggravating circumstances, the responsible parties may need to assume a higher proportion of liability, potentially up to full responsibility if the other party has no significant fault [2]