WeChat, the Chinese social network, reaches one billion accounts

Would Chinese social networks be hitting Facebook? The Financial Times reports today that the Rajput Status vediostatus.com Hindi | Royal Rajput Status | Rajputana Status In English | Rajput Attitude Status | Rajput Love Status | Rajput Shayari Chinese social network WeChat, used for chatting with friends as well as for booking travel or bank payments, has reached 1 billion user accounts worldwide. 902 million daily users Tencent, the China-based internet and mobile services group and owner of the social network, said the WeChat user population was up 15.8 percent this year. Today, the social network has 902 million daily users and about 38 billion messages sent each day on the platform. According to the Financial Times, this rise in users came mainly from countries from South Asia, Europe and the United States. This international use is mainly due to the presence of Chinese expatriates around the world, wishing to keep in touch with their relatives. If WeChat is also popular in China, it is also due to the boycott of WhatsApp by the government Rajput Status vediostatus.com Hindi | Royal Rajput Status | Rajputana Status In English | Rajput Attitude Status | Rajput Love Status | Rajput Shayari last year. Recall that the Chinese and Western Web are very different. Facebook is not available in China, but the country has its own services, which the giant Palo Alto has also sometimes largely inspired (including Messenger).