The claim of 10 million yuan was sued by Weibo officially, and the third party Weibo App VVebo announced its removal from the shelves.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Kui and Chen Bufan for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com, Sept. 17 (Xinhua)-- VVebo, a third-party Weibo client, said on its official blog recently that it was sued by Weibo officials on the grounds of "unfair competition." The official blog of VVebo sent a message again yesterday that VVebo will stop maintenance and support from now on, and App Store has been submitted for removal from shelves.

VVebo official blog also said that users who have purchased can apply to App Store for a refund. I am very sorry for the unfair competition with Weibo and urge someone on Sina Weibo to contact and reconcile with it.

VVebo developers revealed in Wechat chat that Weibo wants to claim 10 million yuan.

Application introduction shows that VVebo is a convenient Weibo mobile client, convenient and practical experience provides users with a more comfortable new operation, rich and intimate features, coupled with the new gorgeous UI design, so that every user can enjoy an unprecedented new and wonderful Weibo experience here. It is a new Weibo client application with a very unique new interface. There is a very smooth new experience of Weibo interface, and online Weibo dynamics can keep users abreast of it. It is worth noting that some of the Pro features of the VVebo client are charged.

CTOnews.com learned that prior to this, third-party Weibo clients Share and See have announced closure. In July last year, Share developer @ I was a little chicken who posted on Weibo: "due to some irresistible factors, Share will no longer be maintained and supported for use, and the app market has been offline."