Reporting compiled by AIToolsRecap notes that Doubao — China's most-used AI app, with around 345 million monthly users — begins pulling its agent features on July 15. Users can view existing configurations in read-only mode until October 15, after which that data becomes permanently inaccessible. The change stems from China's Interim Measures for AI anthropomorphic interactive services, which require apps that simulate a human personality to add anti-addiction systems, mandatory usage notifications and instant-exit mechanisms. It is the latest sign that Beijing is moving faster than Western regulators to rein in consumer-facing AI, even as it pushes its own labs to compete globally on raw capability.