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Alibaba, Tencent Continue to Tear Down Walls Between Their Meeting Platforms

By Zhang Erchi and Denise Jia

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A DingTalk advertisement in a Beijing subway station on May 3, 2023.

A DingTalk advertisement in a Beijing subway station on May 3, 2023.

Alibaba Group’s office messaging and meeting app DingTalk is allowing users of Tencent Holdings’ rival social media app WeChat to directly join any meeting initiated on DingTalk without first registering.

DingTalk users can now share a meeting link with WeChat users, who can enter the meeting within WeChat. Previously, DingTalk required participants to download its meeting app and register.

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