Speaking after a legislative session, Chiu said the "Taiwan Youth e-Home" (台青e家) platform purported to help Taiwanese youths find educational and employment opportunities in China, activities he said violated Articles 23 and 34 of the act. Chiu also warned that users could face significant risks by submitting personal information through the platform. He accused Beijing of using the platform to "govern Taiwan before unification" and conduct public opinion and psychological warfare against Taiwan. As of 6 p.m. Wednesday, CNA was still able to access the platform from Taiwan. Screenshot taken from the Taiwan Youth e-Home website"Taiwan Youth e-Home" was launched on July 15 with the stated aim of "better supporting the integrated development of young people across the Taiwan Strait," according to an introduction published July 22 by China's Taiwan Affairs Office (TAO).