A set of popular apps helped China’s ByteDance develop a key component of advanced artificial intelligence: information on how a billion people use the internet. By Meaghan Tobin Reporting from ...

Marvel Snap’s former publisher Nuverse was among the companies affected by ByteDance’s decision. While the ban ultimately lasted a mere 12 hours, it was a masterful way to get incoming ...

It's the first of the ByteDance apps to return to app stores since the ban. Land of Empires is another game owned by Nuverse. This title is a strategy game that pits you against an enemy army of ...

While we colloquially refer to a TikTok ban, the actual prohibition is on US companies having dealings with the app’s owner, ByteDance. Marvel Snap was published by Nuverse, a subsidiary ...

At the time of the ban, Marvel Snap's publisher was the Chinese company Nuverse, a subsidiary of ByteDance. Consequently, Marvel Snap was forced to cease operations within the United States and ...

Apple removed the game, along with the Tiktok app, on January 19. At the time of the ban, Marvel Snap’s publisher was the Chinese company Nuverse, a subsidiary of ByteDance. “That all changed on ...

Marvel Snap is back online in the US after access was cut off Saturday night due to the law that banned TikTok and other ByteDance-owned apps. The game’s current publisher, Nuverse, is owned by ...

When TikTok briefly went offline on January 19, so did Marvel Snap, due to its publisher, Nuverse, being a part of TikTok parent company Bytedance (although Nuverse had already divested from ...

The reason for the Marvel Rivals ban was because the game is published by Nuverse, a subsidiary of ByteDance, the company behind social media app TikTok. Essentially, Marvel Rivals got dragged ...

But it may not be good news for Marvel Snap publisher Nuverse, which is a subsidiary of TikTok owner ByteDance and, as a result, clearly the source of this card game getting caught up in the mess.

In Snap‘s case, the game is developed by U.S.-based developer Second Dinner, but published by Nuverse, a subsidiary of Bytedance, and just one of several games that found itself facing surprise ...

The collectible card game was published by Nuverse, which is a subsidiary of ByteDance, for Android, iOS and Windows. We still couldn't find the app for download when we looked it up, but Second ...