If SAMR is in the lobby for AML, open the antitrust first-hour playbook — deleting WeChat is its own problem.
Anti-monopoly dawn raids and on-site investigations follow SAMR powers to obtain evidence on monopoly agreements, dominance abuse or merger issues. Privilege is limited. The live antitrust investigation first-hour wiki stays the operational related guide — this page is the Wave-4 related page for the competition cluster. Cartel, RPM and dominance pages explain why they came. Do not confuse with general commercial dawn-raid guides without the AML overlay.
4 questions before you choose the route.
This page identifies the right question and evidence. It does not determine the legal outcome on a reader’s facts.
Confirm agency and notice?
Who.
WhoFirst-hour live playbook opened?
Deep twin.
PlaybookPreserve devices/chats?
Hold.
HoldSubject matter cartel/RPM/dominance/merger?
Theory.
TheoryWorking rule: Map the regulated role before marketing or launch in China.
The signal ledger.
These facts move the question beyond a label and into a product, money-flow and control analysis.
Bring a compact evidence docket—not a pitch deck.
Give a compliance team or counsel the operating facts that reveal the perimeter.
Questions people ask before they build.
Short answers for orientation. The right result can change with the service model and current rules.
Is this the same as /china-dawn-raid-first-hour?
Related skills, different agency focus. Use the antitrust first-hour URL for SAMR AML.
Where is the deep first-hour page?
Primary authorities
Reviewed sources support orientation, not a fact-specific assessment.