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Tencent bets big on WeChat Channels in push to build its own TikTok
WeChat Pay became the second-biggest player in China's mobile payment market within a year of its 2013 launch
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TikTok denies security breach after hackers leak user data
TikTok denies it was hacked by group, 'AgainstTheWest', claiming the user data stolen wasn't authentic
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WeChat bans nose-picking, spanking in bid to clean up livestreams
Deliberately showing tattoos, and women broadcasting while wearing only underwear were also listed as violations
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China ups scrutiny of tech giants with draft anti-monopoly rules
New rules could apply to e-commerce sites such as Alibaba Group's Taobao and payment services Alipay or WeChat Pay
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Judge denies new government bid to remove China's WeChat from US app stores
WeChat has an average of 19 million daily active users in the United States
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China says US TikTok, WeChat bans break WTO rules
China could launch an official legal complaint about the app bans to the Geneva body
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TikTok asks judge to block US from barring app for download
Trump signed an executive order giving ByteDance 90 days to relinquish ownership of TikTok
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Chinese tech giant Tencent's WeChat app sees downloads surge before US ban
WeChat is an all-in-one mobile app that has more than a billion users globally
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Trump to block US downloads of TikTok, WeChat on Sunday: officials
Current TikTok users will see little change, clarifies Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross
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Unfriended abroad, China's tech giants seek home comfort
US, Australia, Britain and India are among the huge markets where Chinese companies have taken a hit
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India bans Tencent's PUBG app as takes aim at China tech
India’s technology ministry said Chinese apps were a threat to country’s sovereignty and security
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In US-China tech war, investors bet on China's localisation push
Trump administration has sanctioned China-owned apps TikTok and WeChat
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US downloads of WeChat, Signal apps spike after Trump threatens ban
WeChat users rushed to install app before it could disappear from app stores
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Trump order targets Chinese internet giants TikTok, WeChat
Trump signed executive orders giving Americans 45 days to stop doing business with the Chinese platforms
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HSBC denies Chinese media reports that it 'framed' Huawei
HSBC said it did not participate in the decision of the US Department of Justice to investigate Huawei
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India asks court to thwart any challenge to Chinese app ban
India last month outlawed dozens of Chinese apps including ByteDance’s TikTok
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China’s exporters go online to tap domestic market amid pandemic
Exporters are seeking out e-commerce and even social media mobile apps to lift their fortunes
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Tencent launches WeChat for drivers
With state-backed Chinese carmaker China Chang’ marking a further foray into transportation solutions
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Mobile app spend soars with China a top market
The amount of money spent on apps for smartphones this year will grow five times as fast as the global economy
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China scours social media, erases thousands of accounts
China’s strict online censorship rules have tightened in recent years with new legislation
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China's WhatsApp equivalent crosses one billion account mark
WeChat's monthly active users had crossed the one billion threshold, a company spokesman told AFP
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China's WeChat denies storing user chats
It is required to censor public posts deemed “illegal” by the Communist Party
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China fines Weibo, WeChat over online content
The companies were also ordered to immediately remove illegal content as well as increase platform management measures
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Chinese writers navigate censors to earn cash via apps
Widely-used apps have given writers like an outlet to self-publish and make money
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Stripe strikes global partnerships with China's Alipay, WeChat Pay
Stripe's technology enables merchants in 25 countries to accept payments online
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With new mini-apps, WeChat seeks even more China clicks
WeChat says there are about 200,000 third-party developers for the WeChat platform
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Russia blocks China's social media app WeChat
WeChat is the most popular mobile social media platform in China
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China’s biggest messaging app is on a collision course with Apple
With its newest feature, WeChat wants you never to download or install another app
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WeChat rolls out ‘mini programs’ in a bid to kill off apps
Tencent chose to use “mini programs” because Apple would not permit the use of the word “app”
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How WeChat helped a 28-year-old make millions through cartoons
Cai Yuedong astrology cartoon company Uncle Tongdao, is now valued at US$43 million
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WeChat has different censorship systems for Chinese, overseas users
WeChat censors content for all users registered with Chinese phone numbers
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Line sticks to the global shadows despite splashy IPO
The app combines attributes from Facebook, Skype and WhatsApp with games and a mobile payment service also on offer
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Buddhist monks selling spiritual services on WeChat raise eyebrows in China
Buddhist accounts offer incense burning and and other religious services in the popular messaging app
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‘WeChat drone’ ready for takeoff
WeChat parent company Tencent made the drone with help from local hardware startup Zerotech
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WeChat sends China’s Tencent profits surging
Net profit for the three months to June rose to 10.74 billion yuan