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WeChat to launch its own input method to protect user privacy
WeChat will soon have its own input method, not to capture the input method market, but to protect user privacy, Allen Zhang, "father of WeChat," said at the 2021 WeChat Open Class PRO event on January 19.
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WeChat is now available on UnionTech OS, the Chinese equivalent of Windows
WeChat is the most popular chat app in China with 1.21 billion monthly active users.
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These are the Apps most used by Chinese users
WeChat, Taobao, QQ, Alipay, Douyin, Pinduoduo, Baidu, Weibo, QQ Browser and Kuaishou were the top 10 most-used apps in China in October, according to data released Friday by research firm Trustdata.
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Tencent Q3 revenue beats estimates, WeChat reaches 1.21 billion monthly active users
Tencent generated revenue of RMB 125.45 billion in the third quarter, higher than market estimates of RMB 123.83 billion, the company reported today.
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China's central bank official says WeChat, Alipay and digital RMB don't compete
WeChat, Alipay and the central bank digital RMB are not in the same dimension and they do not compete, said Mu Changchun, director of the People's Bank of China's Digital Currency Institute, at the forum of the second Bund Financial Summit in Shanghai.
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WeChat for Windows 3.0.0 released, allows users to add mini-programs to desktop
WeChat for Windows version 3.0.0 has now been updated to add address book management and support for mini-program desktop fixes.
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US eyes curbs on Ant Group, Tencent Payment Systems, BBG reports
The US government is exploring restrictions on Ant Group as well as Tencent over concerns that their digital payment platforms threaten US national security, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday citing people familiar with the matter.
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China reduces ATMs by over 40,000 in H1 due to impact of WeChat and Alipay
In recent years, with the rise of mobile payments such as WeChat and Alipay, the use of ATMs in China is gradually decreasing. In the first half of the year, the number of ATMs nationwide decreased by more than 40,000, according to the latest payment system report from China's central bank.
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Chevron asks global employees to remove WeChat from their work phones
US energy giant Chevron on Tuesday asked its employees around the world to remove WeChat from their work phones, making it one of the first US companies to respond to Trump's executive ban.
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Tencent says it will continue talks with US govt to reach long-term solution on WeChat
Existing WeChat users in the US may be able to continue to communicate using the WeChat app, but the WeChat app may not be able to acquire new users in the US due to the ban, Tencent said in an announcement filed with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.