Tiktok Accused Tencent Alleged Monopoly

Tiktok Accused Tencent Alleged Monopoly

A mobile phone shows tiktok and Tencent, Yichang, Hubei, China, February 7, 2021. In February 2, 2021, tiktok filed a petition with the Beijing intellectual property court to prosecute Tencent for alleged monopoly. Tiktok argues that Tencent, which restricts users from the contents of the jitter by WeChat and QQ, constitutes a monopoly of abuse of dominant market position and exclusion and restriction of competition, which is prohibited by the tiktok law.

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