ByteDance’s short-video app Douyin has accused Tencent of monopolistic behavior in a lawsuit filed in China by the company which also owns TikTok. Tencent doesn’t allow users to share content from Douyin on WeChat and QQ, its popular messaging apps. Douyin sought 90 million yuan ($13.94 million) in damages. The lawsuit comes as China’s government has launched new antimonopoly measures to...
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