The surging popularity of social audio app Clubhouse has also led to a surge in Chinese copycats, but Duihuaba, one of the more popular ones, has already been removed from app stores. Photo: Shutterstock
Clubhouse clone Duihuaba removed from app stores two weeks after launch, raising questions about audio chat platforms’ viability in China
- Inke said it removed its Clubhouse clone Duihuaba from app stores because the app is incomplete
- Experts are sceptical about whether social audio apps can flourish in China given the country’s strict internet content regulations
The surging popularity of social audio app Clubhouse has also led to a surge in Chinese copycats, but Duihuaba, one of the more popular ones, has already been removed from app stores. Photo: Shutterstock
