WeChat Pay Hong Kong has joined hands with JLL Hong Kong and Kai Shing Management Services respectively, allowing users to pay property management fees at all buildings and estates under their respective management. Starting from 1 August 2022, WeChat Pay HK users can utilise a one-stop-shop service by inputting the e-bill number and paying their management […]
China published a threatening military video on Wechat before Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan. Speaker Pelosi is traveling to east Asia this week. China state media threatened a strong response if Pelosi visits Taiwan as she planned. CNBC reported: China will take “resolute and strong measures” should the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives… […]
(Natural News) China is currently facing a mortgage crisis, sparking protests from homebuyers who are threatening to boycott payments. However, social media companies have stepped up on censorship, blocking messages, keywords, and videos of demonstrations. Frustrated buyers gathered in Wuhan earlier this month, outside the office of a bank regulator, saying that they wouldn’t make […]
Earlier this month, Li Shanglong (李尚龙), an author and influencer who in recent years has gained a strong following in China for his books and videos in the self-help genre, revealed on Weibo that he had received eight rule violation notices in a single day from the short video hosting platform Douyin, each resulting in […]
China Mobile announced that it would stop providing service for Feixin by the end of September, ending a once-dominant SMS alternative that quickly lost ground to Tencent’s WeChat. This content was originally published here.
The picture in this post features the clearest image to date of China’s future carrier-borne stealth fighter known as the J-35. Surfaced last week on Chinese social media Weibo and likely taken at the Harbin Aircraft Industry Group test facility in Harbin, the picture in this post features the clearest image to date of China’s […]
The Chinese Communist Party seeks to control information technology as a means to shape and censor the communications and opinions of its own people, as well as the communications of individuals beyond China’s borders. This content was originally published here.
WeChat Case Study: Security With No Privacy Can you have security without privacy? Sitting at a train station in Shanghai, China, in February 2019, visiting family for the Chinese new year. My wife approached a man asking if we were interested in buying his train ticket to Beijing. Being a security professional, I gave the […]
Need to switch between different apps for different services? The process can be time-consuming and inconvenient, and you might end up with a number of apps that you rarely use. They eat up a lot of storage too. Additionally, having multiple apps can be challenging for businesses as it requires additional resources and expenses. This […]
