China firm to sell gay dating app Grindr for RM2.5 billion
Grindr bills itself as the world's largest social networking space for LGBT people. – AFP pic, March 7, 2020.
ONE of China’s biggest mobile gaming companies is selling popular gay dating app Grindr for US$608 million after pressure from US authorities concerned over the potential misuse of user data. National security officials in Washington fear the platform – which bills itself as the world’s largest social networking space for LGBT people – could be used by the Chinese government to blackmail Americans with government security clearances, according to media reports last year.
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