NEW YORK -- From Facebook to Snapchat, U.S. social media giants are starting to borrow from Tencent Holdings' playbook, rolling out one after another update reminiscent of the Shenzhen-based company's flagship product, WeChat.
WeChat, the messaging app boasting over 1 billion daily active users, is often known as the original "super app" -- a mobile platform offering myriad features, from ride hailing to wealth management, which users can access without having to leave the app.
