Restoring Didi Chuxing’s capability to sign up new customers comes at a time when the company has initiated a new round of lay-offs. Photo: Shutterstock
Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing resumes new user registrations, marking latest sign of a thaw in Beijing’s scrutiny of tech sector
- The Cyber Security Review Office gave Didi the green light to resume user registrations several months after concluding its investigation of the firm
- The Beijing-based company has vowed ‘to safeguard the platform’s facilities and big data, and maintain national network security’
Restoring Didi Chuxing’s capability to sign up new customers comes at a time when the company has initiated a new round of lay-offs. Photo: Shutterstock
