STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Austrian advocacy group noyb filed data privacy complaints against China's AliExpress, TikTok and WeChat ...

WeChat's Froggie mascot sparked a meme coin surge, but the platform's disinterest in crypto leaves its future uncertain.

Austrian privacy advocacy group noyb has filed complaints against Chinese tech giants AliExpress, TikTok, and WeChat, accusing them of violating European Union data privacy laws. According to noyb, ...

“If TikTok were to be banned, it is possible that WeChat, as well as other Chinese apps, could come under scrutiny by the US government,” Riccardo Cociani, the principal analyst for Asia ...

WeChat has a panel of miniprograms that users pull down from the top of the screen. [Screenshot: Jianqing Chen] Miniprograms are stored in a hidden panel at the top of the screen.

WeChat’s role as the backbone for e-commerce has only become more omnipotent over time. In 2017, it began letting developers build lite apps that run inside WeChat.

China already has de facto stablecoins in the form of WeChat Pay and Alipay, a top economist at the country’s leading investment bank has argued – amid growing calls for Beijing to quickly adapt to ...

Adding pharmacist-led, WeChat-based follow-up to usual care increased medication adherence among patients with chronic heart ...

The Austrian privacy advocacy group noyb (None of Your Business) has reportedly slammed three Chinese tech companies with ...