In early August, Adrian Perica, Apple’s vice president of corporate development, resigned from DiDi’s board of directors. Apple interests in DiDi are available.
In 2016, Apple invested $1 billion in DiDi, which Tim Cook called the move a “strategic investment” that will help Apple better understand the market.
Last year, Apple’s China Memory Volume removed the DiDi app from the Chinese App Store due to misuse of users’ personal data. After this capitalization, DiDi fell by 80%. In July of this year, China fined Dee Dee 1.2 billion for violations that are placed under the national security of the country. [Bloomberg]
Source: Iphones RU
