After eighteen month exile, it's allowed to recruit new customers
Chinese ride-share provider DiDi Chuxing announced on Monday that after a year and a half of being banned from registering new riders, the Cybersecurity Review Office has allowed it to resume recruitment of customers.
"Over the past year, our company has seriously cooperated with the national network security review, taken seriously the security problems found in the review, and carried out comprehensive rectification," its representative"With the consent of the Cybersecurity Review Office, new user registration of 'DiDi Chuxing' will be resumed from now on.
The ban took place the same week as the Uber competitor's US stock market debut. DiDi Chuxing was among the many Chinese tech companies that were a target of a two-year long regulatory crackdown. Earlier this month, a top Chinese central bank official state-sponsored media that the campaign seeking to rectify the financial business of 14 platform companies “has been basically completed.”
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