On April 17th, NetEase's mobile game Dream Chaser: The Showbiz denied a recent report suspecting its role in publishing a paper in the US containing user data.
ByteDance will launch a feature on two of its products, TikTok's sister app Douyin and information platform Toutiao, with which the account IP location will be displayed on the user's personal homepage.
In view of the serious network chaos on social platform Douban, Cyberspace Administration of China instructed the Beijing Internet Office to send a team of moderators to the website on Tuesday to supervise the APP's overhaul.
A user of Chinese microblogging platform Weibo issued a post on Saturday, exposing a membership activity carried out by Bilibili that appeared to require participants to disclose their private details.
Popular Chinese hot pot restaurant chain Haidilao has reportedly been privately labelling customers within their member system, recording customers' physical characteristics and individual needs.
News emerged that Zhihu, a Chinese Q&A community, has used a system to monitor employee's visits to job-seeking websites and the number of resumes they have submitted.
A social media app called Gel, which focuses on virtual images, was published in January and has quickly became the first social app since 2019 to surpass WeChat in the Chinese app store download list.
Lanxiang Zhilian, an online security computation company, announced on Wednesday that it had completed an A round of financing worth nearly 200 million yuan ($31.44 Million).
With the global pandemic continuing to surge and the global economy facing numerous challenges in the year ahead, Baidu Research shared the top 10 technology trends of 2022 on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Ant Group released its 2021 Annual Report on Consumer Rights Protection. The report indicates that, in 2021, Ant Group launched more than 30 measures in six different aspects to effectively protect consumers' rights.
Web users in China have uploaded footage to domestic video streaming platform Bilibili that is suspected to have been obtained by hacking security cameras in public places, sparking public concern.
On Thursday, Shi Yujian, Senior Vice President of Vivo, revealed the latest business progress of the company at its 2021 Developer Conference. Up to now, Vivo has served over 400 million users in more than 60 countries and regions.
Recently, Xpeng Motors was fined 100,000 yuan ($15,717) for using camera equipment with face recognition functionality to collect 431,623 face photos without the consent of users.
