Social media platform – which is widely popular – throughout the world does not work in China.
Whether it’s Facebook, Twitter, Messenger, none of them ‘allowed’ to operate in China.
LinkedIn is the only main social media platform that is not blocked in China.
It won’t happen again because Microsoft has announced it is a Shopting Shop in China.
In a blog post, the US-based technology giant said that “facing a significantly challenging operating environment and greater compliance requirements in China.
Considering this, we have made the decision for the sunset version of the local LinkedIn current, which is how people are People in China access the Global LinkedIn social media platform, later this year.
“Previous reports by the Wall Street Journal stated that China’s Internet regulators had told Microsoft to make their content better.
LinkedIn has blocked several US journalists in China while academics and researchers are too complaining about their blocked accounts.
China always cracks down on large technology companies and people like Facebook and Google have almost zero attendance in this country.
Apple is one of the few large US technology companies that continue to have a significant presence in China.
Microsoft did not leave China completely because the company said that a new strategy would be focused “in helping professionals-based professionals find work in China and Chinese companies find quality candidates.” For this, the company will launch an injobs, a new job application site for China.
It will not have social feed, which means users will not be able to share posts or articles.
“This decision aligns with our commitment to create economic opportunities for every member of global labor.
Meanwhile it has become our vision for almost two decades now, it feels more important than before because we all try to build a global economy that gives more prosperity and progress To people all over the world, “Microsoft said on a blog post.