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Re:Apple CEO backs China’s ‘open’ Internet vision as censors... by xmly on Tuesday December 05, 2017 @01:28AM (#15850171)
Uber lost the battle against didi, so was forced to merge with didi. Just a loser case.

WhatsApp never entered into China market, never register as a company in China, so how it could follow the regulation?

Re:Apple CEO backs China’s ‘open’ Internet vision as censors... by cdancette on Tuesday December 05, 2017 @03:04AM (#15850505)
That's exactly the point for Uber: they lost against a local company, because the government did everything it could do so that didi would win the battle.
Re:Apple CEO backs China’s ‘open’ Internet vision as censors... by rahimnathwani on Tuesday December 05, 2017 @10:10PM (#15858173)
What did the government do?

I've used both Didi and Uber in China many many times, and it seemed like they were competing against each other pretty hard, without discounts etc.

From my perspective as a customer, it seemed like they were both just trying to outspend each other to gain market share, and Uber just decided it was no longer a good use of cash.

Re:Apple CEO backs China’s ‘open’ Internet vision as censors... by 50CNT on Tuesday December 05, 2017 @02:10AM (#15850307)
Yeah, but Didi has Jean Liu, daughter of Liu Chuanzhi who is founder of Lenovo. She helped Didi raise the largest fundraising round in history.