CALIFORNIA WeChat users sued its parent company Tencent yesterday, saying the mobile app is used for spying on and censoring users for the Chinese government.
US-based non-profit Citizen Power Initiatives for China (CPIFC) filed the suit in Silicon Valley, joined by a half-dozen California residents in urging a state court to order Tencent to change its ways and pay damages.
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