Dingtone Helps Users in the U.S. Avoid Losing Contacts Amid Potential WeChat Ban
San Jose, CA, August 29, 2020 --(PR.com)-- Many Chinese Americans and Chinese students in the U.S. have expressed their worries of losing links with their family in China after President Donald Trump issued an executive order on August 6. The executive order bars U.S. individuals and companies from transactions with WeChat, which is owned by the Chinese internet giant Tencent, citing national security concerns.
The order, set to take effect 45 days from that Thursday, has aroused wide discussion among WeChat users in the United States. Although it remains unclear the extent to the order, some have started considering the alternatives carefully.
According to a news report from The New York Times, WeChat is more than just a messaging app, particularly in China itself. It serves as a hub for dating, games, making doctor's appointments, buying movie tickets, sending money, and more. Its messaging function is a crucial feature, and while the app hasn't caught on in the U.S. to anywhere near the degree that it's integrated itself into Chinese society, it's still foundational to members of the Chinese diaspora.
Dingtone is a VoIP service provider dedicated to providing free local and international phone calls and texts to people all over the world. Since the release in 2014, it has benefited millions of people with its free phone calls and texts. The app provides users with multi-country free numbers as the second line to register social accounts, which is considered as a possible alternative solution by people in need.
“After the 45-day period is up, I’ll experiment with it and see if I can still use WeChat to chat with my grandparents,” commented a Dingtone user, who is a Chinese American in San Francisco. “WeChat has been a major tool for me and my parents to communicate with our relatives in China.”
“Statistics of Dingtone’s downloads and in-app purchases show 10% and 15% increase respectively on a week-by-week basis,” said a senior spokesperson of Dingtone. “Although there are arguments about security, for general users, it’s more about how they are going to talk to their family.”
About Dingtone
Dingtone, Inc. (http://www.dingtone.me/) is a renowned VoIP provider that helps people stay connected with its reliable communication products and services. The company currently serves more than 100 million users worldwide. People make unlimited free phone calls, send text messages and fax documents, share pictures, videos, and locations through its products in everyday situations. Dingtone is committed to enabling every user to benefit from the accelerating growth of technology.
The order, set to take effect 45 days from that Thursday, has aroused wide discussion among WeChat users in the United States. Although it remains unclear the extent to the order, some have started considering the alternatives carefully.
According to a news report from The New York Times, WeChat is more than just a messaging app, particularly in China itself. It serves as a hub for dating, games, making doctor's appointments, buying movie tickets, sending money, and more. Its messaging function is a crucial feature, and while the app hasn't caught on in the U.S. to anywhere near the degree that it's integrated itself into Chinese society, it's still foundational to members of the Chinese diaspora.
Dingtone is a VoIP service provider dedicated to providing free local and international phone calls and texts to people all over the world. Since the release in 2014, it has benefited millions of people with its free phone calls and texts. The app provides users with multi-country free numbers as the second line to register social accounts, which is considered as a possible alternative solution by people in need.
“After the 45-day period is up, I’ll experiment with it and see if I can still use WeChat to chat with my grandparents,” commented a Dingtone user, who is a Chinese American in San Francisco. “WeChat has been a major tool for me and my parents to communicate with our relatives in China.”
“Statistics of Dingtone’s downloads and in-app purchases show 10% and 15% increase respectively on a week-by-week basis,” said a senior spokesperson of Dingtone. “Although there are arguments about security, for general users, it’s more about how they are going to talk to their family.”
About Dingtone
Dingtone, Inc. (http://www.dingtone.me/) is a renowned VoIP provider that helps people stay connected with its reliable communication products and services. The company currently serves more than 100 million users worldwide. People make unlimited free phone calls, send text messages and fax documents, share pictures, videos, and locations through its products in everyday situations. Dingtone is committed to enabling every user to benefit from the accelerating growth of technology.
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Teresa Gao
985-306-2415
http://dingtone.me/
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