WeChat, the ubiquitous messaging super app operated by Tencent Holdings, is rolling out an update that includes a detailed list of the personal information that it collects, the latest move from the company to comply with strict new laws and regulations in China governing user data.The list can be found in the settings of the latest version of the app, which is currently still in beta testing on Android devices. It includes basic user information, devices associated with the account, contacts…South China Morning Post
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