How is Win8 connections related to Sina Weibo?

As early as the 9th of this month, some people found that Sina Weibo has been understated in Microsoft accounts. However, on the 10th, there were still people who reported that they could not link properly. Today, two days later, I tested the link to Sina Weibo and found that it is already a good link. The addition of Sina Weibo is more in line with the actual situation in mainland China, enriching the content and value of the network application, and can see the latest developments of friends in the network application.

As early as the 9th of this month, someone found that a Microsoft account can link to a Weibo account:

But on the 10th there are still people who say that the connection failed:

When I tried again today, I found that the Microsoft account is already properly linked to Weibo.

In the network application, call the super button - set - account - add account, select "microblogging", follow the prompts to enter the microblog account password to complete the link.

After the addition is complete, it will take some time to change the settings.

But you can see Weibo's friends in the People app immediately, and the Sina Weibo logo in the icon in the upper right corner.

Also, in the linked Microsoft account, you will receive a message stating that the link has been successfully linked.

In the mail, you can simply set the permissions after the link, or delete the associated account here.

The change settings page can also be managed in “Manage this account online”.

It can be said that in the direct signing of the network, the added social network is mainly Facebook and Twitter. Due to some policies, the application is quite a lot in China.

At this point, adding Sina Weibo to the People app will make it easier to see the dynamics of your friends. It also shows that Microsoft is paying attention to the Chinese market.

There are often friends complaining that the applications in the Windows 8 app store are not good enough, not enough, but the app stores of other platforms have been online for many years, and a large number of excellent applications have been accumulated. But the Windows 8 app store was launched less than a year ago, so there is still a lot of room for development. With the increasing market share of Windows 8 and the increasing participation of more developers, I believe that the Windows 8 app store will also make people shine!