Wechat malaysia

WeChat is always looking for ways to reward our users, and also for ways to give back to you for being such loyal WeChatters. Following our successful Friends n Rewards Campaign in India, we are now extending our campaign to users in Malaysia!From now until April 25th, WeChat users living in Malaysia will have the opportunity to earn WeChat points to redeem cool gifts from local brands, such as Huawei, Chatime, Grabtaxi, MCash and Zalora. All you have to do to redeem points (up to 3 points a day) is make a video or voice call of at least 60 seconds through WeChat.The points will be accumulated to redeem awesome gifts, like the Huawei Ultra-Thin Power-Bank, discounts from Chatime and MCash, RM10 off your next MyTeksi ride, or even enjoying storewide coupons from Zalora.*So how do I start earning points and redeeming gifts?We’re glad you asked. If you are living in Malaysia:Voice or Video Call your friends on WeChatChat for at least 60 secondsRedeem your points at WeChat Team > WeRewardCheck your balance through the WeReward Balance Page, redeem vouchers / coupons under My Vouchers And that’s it! If you want to be a part of this awesome campaign to redeem amazing prizes, download WeChat today and start calling away. For all our WeChatters in Malaysia, we have good news. WeChat is now partnering with Malaysian telecommunications giant Digi Telecommunications to provide an easier way for Digi customers to manage their account and services straight from their mobile device. Check out all the features of the new Digi WeChat official account below.Self-ServiceWhen you’re WeChatting away, the last thing you want to do is leave a chat to check on your mobile account details. By following the Digi official account, users are able to check their personal account status, purchase additional data, gain access to exclusive rewards, as well as send feedback to Digi’s customer service team. Read More Get Digi-tal with WeChat >> Thank you to all the WeChatters who joined the Share-A-Scare contest. We received a huge number of submissions from Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines and absolutely loved all your spooky Moments photos.Here’s a peak at some of the top scary sights this Halloween season.Singapore Left to right: Yilin, Xinyi and Ajill Read More Congrats to Our Share-A-Scare Winners! >> Move over #selfies, customized animated emojis are the newest social craze with the launch of WeChat’s latest app,

MojiMe now available to download for Android and iOS users in Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, India, Philippines, South Africa, Italy, China and US users.Just take a picture of yourself or with a friend and select from dozens of fun character themes to place your face(s) into. Then share your new stickers over WeChat – all for FREE. Uncontrollable laughter will be sure to ensue! With MojiMe, you can choose to customize either single or double stickers. Making a buddy “Moji” is the perfect social activity to do with friends and a cute romantic gesture for your significant other. Or, wing it yourself and easily create Mojis of your own. Both options have a variety of animated character themes to choose from. For single emoji, these include Suprise, TV Drama, Horror Movies and Cute Girl. For buddy emoji, these include MoMo and Rabbit, Prince and Princess, Mr. Cool and Panda, Love Story and BFF. Users can also download even more themes from the sticker gallery by selecting the “+” icon in MojiMe with new ones constantly being added. So whatever your personality or mood may be, there is a theme to help you express it. Read More Be the Next Sticker Sensation with MojiMe >> It’s Halloween, which means it’s time to show off your creative chops by posting a picture of your frightfully awesome Halloween costume on Moments.For Malaysia, Singapore and Philippines users, the greatest costume will win an iPhone 6 Plus and runner-ups will receive Petrol or Starbucks gift cards. The top entries will also be compiled and shared with the global WeChat community on the Chatterbox blog and Facebook to fright and delight WeChatters all around the world.Just follow these three simple steps to enter from Oct 28 – Nov 3:Take a photo of you in your Halloween costumeShare it on your Moments page and have at least 5 friends like your postTake a screenshot of your Moments post and share it on your FB timeline, tagging your local WeChat page – @WeChat Malaysia (/Singapore/Philippines) and hashtagging #WeChatShareAScareDon’t have your costume picked out yet? We have got just the WeChat sticker inspirations you need to find the perfect get-up this Halloween season. Read More Get Halloween-spired and Share-A-Scare >> (From left to right) Vincent Wang, Assistant General Manager of International Business Group, Tencent Holdings, Y E Leong, Business Development Director of WeChat Malaysia, local celebrities

On your phone’s storage. The problem here is that you will see empty chat when login to WeChat with a different phone. You can’t see the previous chat history automatically showing on new devices. In order to change the phone, you have to manually use the chat migration tool to move entire or partial chat history.WeChat Backup and Migrate Options6. No Automatic Backup of Chat HistoryDue to the same above reason that WeChat does not store messages, there are no scheduled backups available to backup your data in cloud. The only option is to manually backup the chat history to your computer and restore when needed.7. Cancelling TransactionsWeChat Pay is super useful to pay to vendors, send red packets and send split bills to your friends. You can directly connect the account to your local bank account to send and receive money with ease. However, the biggest risk is that after sending the money, there is no option to cancel or stop the transaction. If you have wrongly sent money to an unknown person, there is no way to stop the transaction. Similarly, if the receiver accepted the money you have no other options to claim your money back.In case, if the receiver do not accept within 24 hours, the amount will be credited back to your WeChat Pay balance. 8. Cross Border RemittanceMany users misunderstand WeChat Pay can help you to send money outside China. You can only receive red packet from anyone and keep the money in your balance. Unless, you have a Mainland China debit card connected to your WeChat Pay account, there is no possibility to transfer the amount to any bank account inside or outside China.Remember, WeChat Pay is also available in few other countries like Malaysia. Similar restrictions may apply and you can’t transfer amount across borders.

Today's news Singapore Sports EPL Football Games Genshin Impact Honkai: Star Rail Dota 2 League of Legends VALORANT Esports Diablo 4 Fitspo World Videos Weather Shopping Travel Health Mental health Relationship and dating Style Beauty Fashion Luxury Design Horoscopes Celebrity Entertainment Parenting Watch My Portfolio News Stocks Singapore Economics Property Tech Crypto Currencies Commodities Tax Budget 2024 Videos Markets Cryptocurrencies Calendar Volume Leaders Currencies World Indices Price Gainers Price Losers Commodities Stock Comparison Currency Converter Screeners Terms Privacy Your privacy choices Feedback © 2025 All rights reserved. Yahoo Finance Yahoo Finance Screen Shot 2013-08-16 at 9.25.15 PM Maaii, a Hong Kong-made mobile chat app, has made a big impact in Southeast Asia recently. The app allows users to chat and make free or low cost phone calls – similar to WeChat, Line, Viber, and Skype. But this chat app, which offers IM features like group chat, media sharing, and stickers, is being recognized by users for its free calling functionality like video messages, Facebook calls, and voice calls between Maaii users. Maaii, led by its VP of operations, Chris Lewis - former head of Skype Asia – launched in Thailand in July. The startup recently rolled out version 2.1.6 of the app that includes Thai language localization. The app has an impressive record since it entered the country. It became the number one overall free app on iTunes Thailand and gained 500,000 downloads in 24 hours. Maaii has also ranked number one on the iOS app stores in Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, and others. In Malaysia, Maaii partners with MOL for online payments for its app-to-phone call service. Since July, Maaii (it’s an odd name for Thais as the word “maaii” has several meanings in the Thai language, such as no, wood, burn, new, or silk) has seen over 1,500 percent growth in usage for both IM and voice calls in Thailand. When asked if this is a result of its Facebook ad campaign, Chris commented: Facebook ads in other markets (besides Thailand) have been a really powerful acquisition tool for us; not just from a customer acquisition perspective but also for driving engaged users. In Malaysia and Taiwan, Facebook helped us establish our first major user bases after hitting number one and number two overall free app in those markets. For Thailand specifically, however, at the time we weren’t yet localized for Thai which meant we were really held back

The government has named eight major social media and messaging platforms that must obtain licences under the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 by next year, Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has confirmed. — Picture by Choo Choy May. Planning your holiday getaway? Invest RM100 with Versa & grab RM10 FREE to kickstart your travel fund. Use VERSAMM10 now! Friday, 20 Dec 2024 10:52 AM MYT KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 20 — The government has named eight major social media and messaging platforms that must obtain licences under the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 by next year, Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has confirmed.According to the New Straits Times (NST), Fahmi stated that the eight platforms are WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, Telegram, WeChat, and TikTok.Fahmi explained that these platforms have at least eight million users in Malaysia, meeting the threshold for licensing, but stressed that the move was not meant to single them out.He told NST that the ministry is in discussions with the platforms to highlight the importance of compliance, though some have raised concerns about potential impacts on innovation and the challenge of setting up local offices. Fahmi said he remained confident, citing the substantial revenue these platforms earn from the Malaysian market as justification for adhering to local laws.Using Meta as an example, he said the company generates around RM2.5 billion annually from advertising in Malaysia. Additionally, over RM400 million has reportedly been lost by Malaysians to scams on Meta’s Facebook, which accounts for 90 per cent of the 180,000 gambling and fraud-related articles removed by the government.“What makes you (platform providers) so extraordinary or special that you can make money from us, but our laws don’t apply to you?” he was quoted as saying.Fahmi noted positive engagement with platforms like Telegram and Google, adding that discussions with Meta are in the pipeline.He emphasised that the goal is to make the Internet safer for children and families.