香港法例 Legislation HK app analytics for January 25

** Open Beta Testing for the AI companion "LegJai" is now available ** ## Due to an issue with iOS 26, if your device cannot playback speech in Mandarin (or playback in Cantonese) correctly, please go to: iOS Settings > Accessibility > Read and Speak > Voices > Chinese, select "Mandarin" under Spoken Language section Legislation HK offers intuitive methods to browse the laws of Hong Kong in both English and Chinese, all without an Internet connection. Enjoy rapid navigation and cross-referencing of over 2,400 legal references, which include judicial reasons for verdicts, conviction statuses, sentences, and judgments across numerous court cases, along with offline key content summaries. Notes: * This mobile app is not published by the Government of the HKSAR. * Legislation information in this app is aggregated and consolidated from the Hong Kong e-Legislation (HKeL) provided by the Department of Justice of Hong Kong. * Key content summary of legal references are AI-generated by DeepSeek. * Browsing of court cases information is directed to the Legal Reference System provided by the Judiciary of Hong Kong, which requires internet connection. * HKeL and Legal Reference System are available completely Free Of Charge at https://www.elegislation.gov.hk/ and https://legalref.judiciary.hk/ respectively. * Try out our Free edition Basic Law HK to have a glimpse preview of Legislation HK. * Speaking ability is based on Apple's Speech Synthesis technology, text version of the laws shall prevail. * Please Like and Follow our Facebook page to receive updates or leave feedback to us at https://www.facebook.com/LegislationHK/. DISCLAIMER: The Government of the HKSAR owns the copyright in the text of every Ordinance (including subsidiary legislation) of Hong Kong (Legislation), the layout of such text in HKeL and the typographical arrangement of Legislation published in HKeL in accordance with the Copyright Ordinance (Cap. 528). Information embedded in this Application is republished under the Terms and Conditions for Reproduction of Legislation in Product for subscription or distribution constrained by the Copyright Policy of the HKeL (https://www.elegislation.gov.hk/copyright).