Agora, the technology provider behind hit audio app Clubhouse, says it does not store user data


By Josh Ye

With operations in China and the US, Agora has come under the spotlight as the provider of critical back-end, real-time communication services to Clubhouse. In the past five years, Agora has seen a hundredfold growth in usage among its audio service partners. — SCMP

Agora, the real-time technology company powering the wildly popular social audio app Clubhouse, does not store user data, says the company’s co-founder.

With dual headquarters in Shanghai and Santa Clara, California, Agora has come under the spotlight in recent weeks as the provider of critical back-end, real-time communication services to Clubhouse, the hottest new social app in Silicon Valley since Snapchat.

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