The company said users who are impacted by the transition will receive notifications through email and the Manus app. The company said affected users will not be charged during the transition period and will receive welcome-back bonuses. Manus apologised for the inconvenience caused to affected users and said its customer service team would remain available around the clock to assist with queries. The transition comes as Manus prepares to operate independently following the unwinding of a previous deal involving social media giant Meta. However, the transaction faced regulatory obstacles, with Chinese authorities blocking the agreement, leading to the company preparing to return to independent operations.