I think you're not quite hitting it on the point. WeChat itself doesn't offer or bundle any of the mini-apps or services it hosts as a platform (and then behave

I think you're not quite hitting it on the point. WeChat itself doesn't offer or bundle any of the mini-apps or services it hosts as a platform (and then behaves anti-competitively against its competitor mini-apps). i.e. you can order meals, order taxis, read blogs in WeChat but doesn't prioritize an "Internet Explorer" taxi company above all other results. Sure the Tencent company invests in a whole bunch of other companies like Comcast owning The Verge etc, but that has nothing to do with super apps.