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Black creators, not Elon Musk, deserve credit for popularizing invite-only voice-based social media app.

The rise of these messaging platforms like Telegram and Signal comes after the most widely used messaging app, WhatsApp faced heavy criticism for their new privacy policies.

The online phenomenon caused by Redditors driving up the price of stocks like Gamestop has seen downloads of the app rocket to more than 6 million in January.

Feb 10, 2021 Clubhouse, the invite-only drop-in conversation app attracting Silicon Valley leaders in the U.S., has jumped the pond to become a hit in Japan where company heads, celebrity musicians and politicians have embraced the latest social-media phenomenon. Even SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son has an account. The iPhone-only app topped the country’s download charts with more than 440,000 new installs last week, according to Sensor Tower data. The first week of February has also seen...

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Bumble, the second-highest grossing dating app in the world, has been preparing itself for its first date with the public markets. The company seeks to raise about $1.8 billion and is set to go public on Thursday, February 11.

January's most downloaded app across both Google Play and the Apple App Store was revealed to be Telegram.

According to Sensor Tower data, Telegram is the most download app in January. And WhatsApp incident has a certain role in this.

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Driven by, Telegram has become the most downloaded non-gaming app worldwide for January 2021, driven to a large extent by rising demand in India amid WhatsApp privacy row.  The app saw 6.3 crore installs last month—a nearly four-fold increase compared to January 2020, according to the latest data released by app analytics firm Sensor Tower. Here is a look at the ten most downloaded apps:Get latest Business online at cnbctv18.com