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WeChat, a leading Chinese social communication platform operated by Tencent, suspended the registration of new individual users on Tuesday morning while the firm carries out a security upgrade.
Tencent Holdings, China's biggest social media and video games company, on Tuesday said in a social media post that it had fired nearly 70 staff over bribery and embezzlement incidents.
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.
Shares of Chinese social media and entertainment site Joyy Inc. plunged more than 26% after a research firm accused it of being a “multibillion-dollar fraud”.
Episode 55 of TechBuzz China is about a company we have admittedly relegated to a “supporting role” thus far here on TechBuzz: Kuaishou.
On Apr. 16, Kuaishou Technology, developer of leading short video applications with the same name, announced the launch of the Kuaishou Social Impact Institute.
At present, the business focus of Xiaohongshu's products is still on short videos, which occupy most of the human and financial resources, leaving not much resources for AI exploration.
While new-kid-on-the-block Clubhouse is enjoying the limelight, the idea of using audio as a medium for content creation is not new in China.
Some Chinese netizens expressed frustration online about the failure of WeChat's picture and file transfer function, causing "WeChat collapses" to become a trending topic on Weibo.
Recently, some users of China's social media platform Douban said that the app embeds imperceptible watermarks in its pages.
China's viral deepfake app ZAO has bowed to intense media pressure and published an open letter addressing the concerns and their updated user agreement.
A new, pretentious form of bragging is stirring up controversies among Chinese internet users, as some publish stories that may look like complaints, but often are just thinly-veiled ways to show off.