Comment on Voice Call App Inbilin Nets $15mn of Series A Funding by Chinese Social Apps for Strangers, New Tech-enabled or with New Models, are still Attracting Investors and Users | TechNode

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Screenshots of InbilinVoice call app Inbilin announced yesterday that it has secured US$15 million of Series A funding from Qiming Venture Partners and Morningside Ventures. The funding will be injected in team construction and upgrading of servers, according to the company. Launched in May 2013, Inbilin is a social networking voice call app that enables users to call strangers. Maybe that’s why the users of Inbilin are mostly young people who are willing to meet new friends and open themselves to the outside world. The company also disclosed that they planned to release a 3.0 version of the app in the near future.