News & Reviews:   DingTalk

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When the COVID-19 outbreak was rampant in China, the students were told to stay at home but still had to attend classes online via DingTalk, an app by Alibaba Group's and things got pretty hilarious from there. The app has gotten 1-star reviews over the few weeks and now after a month, the story is far from over and DingTalk is fighting for its life.

DingTalk by Alibaba Group has come to Malaysia (the 1st country outside of China!), offering a host of enterprise-level collaboration, communication and management (Attendance, HR, Leave, etc.) online. Accessible via app (both Android and iOS are compatible) or browser, DingTalk is tied to your phone number and as far as we can see for now, is completely free for the main services (but those beyond are chargeable).