Tencent has been granted permission to once again launch new apps and provide updates to its existing games in China. Following a ban by Chinese regulators in November , Chinese media outlet The Paper (via Reuters ) has reported that new updates have started to return to the App Store. The temporary ban prevented the tech conglomerate from launching new apps in Mainland China as part of an… Source: http://www.pocketgamer.biz/news/77816/tencent-has-app-capabilities-reinstated/
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