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Tencent says will allow WeChat users to access rivals' links
SHANGHAI - Tencent Holdings said its popular WeChat messaging app will start allowing users to access external links from Friday, days after regulators told the company and its rivals to end a long-standing practice of blocking each other's links.
The company said it had revised WeChat's content management rules in a statement.
- Reuters
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