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Match Group, owner of popular dating app Tinder, is the latest company to file an antitrust case against Apple to protest the "excessive" 30% fee for publishing in the App Store.

Pinterest's recently soft-launched collage-maker Shuffles has been climbing up the App Store's Top Charts thanks to demand from Gen Z users.

Chinese Communist Party-tied ByteDance not only owns other tech companies like the U.S. app TikTok, it also is extending its influence to sectors including news and the medical industry, Forbes reported.

Match Group, owner of popular dating app Tinder, is the latest company to file an antitrust case against Apple to protest the "excessive" 30% fee for publishing in the App Store.

Alex Hofmann once served as Musical.ly’s president, overseeing the North and South American markets for the TikTok precursor, then leaving shortly after the app exited to Chinese tech giant ByteDance in 2017. For his next act, the startup exec returned to the consumer social space with the launch of 9count — the maker of the […]

Alex Hofmann once served as Musical.ly’s president, overseeing the North and South American markets for the TikTok precursor, then leaving shortly after the app exited to Chinese tech giant ByteDance in 2017. For his next act, the startup exec returned to the consumer social space with the launch of 9count — the maker of the […]

A security firm reported a Facebook Messenger security problem might allow attackers to see who you're talking to.

Facebook is losing its footing regarding the many growing social media apps now. Facebook is struggling now, especially as it is seemingly getting behind other famous applications in the world now, namely TikTok, BeReal, and other known platforms are available.

Tencent’s Honor of Kings has once again become the top-grossing mobile game globally in July with a total player spending of $225.8 million, according to Sensor Tower. In its report, Sensor Tower claims that the majority of the gross revenue for Honor of Kings comes from China. The report says the figure is nearly 94.6 per cent of the total revenue. The rest of the revenue comes from Taiwan at 2 per cent and Thailand at 1.6 per cent. Another game from Tencent, PUBG Mobile, took the second ...

TikTok has grown into one of the fastest-growing social networks in the world — and with the 2022 midterm election cycle heating up, the app is now preparing to take on the maddening problem of election misinformation.