Amidst tightening restrictions around video games in China, Roblox has pulled its game from the app stores.
China test drives a wallet app for its new digital Yuan in 10 cities before rolling out the digital wallet to all, including foreigners.
LinkedIn announced it's sunsetting the localized version of its app in China and launching a standalone jobs app for the Chinese market.
Users of Douyin - the Chinese version of TikTok - who are under the age of 14, will not be able to use the app for more than 40 minutes a day.
Tencent is helping China limit kids' screen time with new features that make sure kids don't break the late-night no-gaming curfew.
After just a short time of escaping censorship in China, Clubhouse is now officially blocked in the country.
Facing rising domestic pressure, the Indian government has blocked 59 apps owned by Chinese companies, including TikTok, WeChat, and Clash of Kings.
Facebook will begin labeling pages, posts, and ads, from state-controlled media outlets "partially or wholly under the editorial control of a state."
According to data from Sensor Tower, TikTok last week surpassed 1.5 billion downloads on the Apple App Store and Google Play.
Facebook is the latest US tech giant to cut ties with Huawei as the on-going trade war between the US and China continues to hit the tech business.
As part of its fight against inauthentic activity on its platform, Facebook is cracking down on companies and people who are promoting the sale of fake accounts and fake engagement.
Tencent, the Chinese behemoth behind WeChat has launched its own smart glasses that... wait for it... look almost exactly like Snapchat's Spectacles.
After years of being banned in China, Facebook has obtained a license to open a subsidiary office. The platform itself remains censored for most residents.
Science fiction is about to become a reality when China starts extending its "social credit" system to restrain accused wrongdoers from accessing certain forms of travel like boarding a train or a plane.
Following in the footsteps of the other big social platforms, Chinese social messaging giant WeChat has now crossed the one-billion-account mark.
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