SHANGHAI — One of the last foreign-run tools for online communication in China appears to be in trouble with authorities there. For almost a month, Skype, the Internet phone call and messaging service ...

Skype is now absent from several app stores in China, namely Apple’s, making it the latest victim of the nation’s harsh internet censorship efforts known as the Great Firewall. The New York Times ...

The app can still function in the country, but the removal raises concerns that China may block the Skype service entirely. When he's not battling bugs and robots in Helldivers 2, Michael is reporting ...

Apple confirmed the action to the NY Times. “We have been notified by the Ministry of Public Security that a number of voice over internet protocol apps do not comply with local law. Therefore these ...

Skype may have just joined an exclusive, yet growing, club (like The Wing!) of internet services that are inaccessible to Chinese users. An Apple spokesperson told The Times that they company was ...

Yet another communication tool has disappeared in China. Joining social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat, Skype has become the latest foreign-run victim of Chinese censorship. As ...

BEIJING—Skype, the internet-calling and messaging service, has been unavailable for download from some app stores and websites in China, the latest disruption to online communication tools as the ...

Yet another popular communications app has disappeared from app stores in China. According to a report from The New York Times, Microsoft's messaging service Skype is no longer available from app ...

Microsoft has confirmed that Skype has been "temporarily removed" from the App Store on iPhone and iPad, according to a statement given to The New York Times. Apple told The New York Times that it was ...

Skype has removed its iPad app from the Apple App Store. The app was only released yesterday, and the company has said that the application was released prematurely. They intend to re-release it again ...

Skype has achieved another milestone as the popular instant messaging and video calling app hit one billion installs on the Google Play Store, and joined a rare list of apps who managed to do the same ...