
Tencent Responds to Hacking of Many QQ Accounts
Many users of QQ, a Chinese instant messaging software owned by Tencent, claimed on Sunday night that their accounts had been hacked. The app's official team responded on Monday.
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Many users of QQ, a Chinese instant messaging software owned by Tencent, claimed on Sunday night that their accounts had been hacked. The app's official team responded on Monday.
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