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Microsoft made waves and technology, regulatory and international domains by announcing

the eventual and of its LinkedIn services in China.

The company had previously made certain profiles unavailable in the country due to regulatory

pressure.

It was a crap sandwich for the US tech company to handle. If it didn't do what the

C. C. P. demanded in country, it could harm its business in other ways, and folks in

other markets didn't like it bending to state censorship. Microsoft's choice could wind up being a key moment in the longer saga of China's

digital decoupling from the rest of the world.

In other news, Tinder announced yesterday that it's rolling out a new way for its users to find a

plus one for the upcoming end-of-year wedding season. Users will now be able to join the

plus one option within the app to signal that they are either looking for a date to a wedding

or are willing to be one.

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