BEIJING : Chinese state-owned telecom giant China Unicom said on Monday it will delete users' mobile itinerary data previously used to identify travellers in COVID-stricken areas from Dec. 13.The statement comes as China announced the shutdown of the state-mandated mobile app tracking travellers in COVID-
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