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<p>Back in 2016, Apple announced a
$1 billion investment in the Chinese Uber competitor Didi Global, with
Tim Cook saying the investment presented a variety of strategic opportunities for Apple. The investment also earned
Apple a seat on Didi’s board.</p>
<p>Now, just days after
going public with a US IPO, Didi Chuxing is under fire for illegally collecting user data, and the China Cyberspace Administration has now ordered the app to be removed from the App Store.</p>
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