Figma, a fast-growing U.S. provider of vector graphics editing softwares, closed access to its services for the world’s leading drone maker, China’s DJI, on March 12, according to Chinese state-run media China Fund on March 13. The financial newspaper operated by the People’s Daily posted an email that it is was sent by Figma to DJI. “We have learned that DJI is named in U.S. issued sanctions. As a result and in compliance with U.S. laws, Figma can no longer provide you with access to our software,” read the email. The email said that Figma had frozen DJI’s access, and would send DJI’s users their files by email or other solutions within two weeks. China Fund reported that over the weekend, DJI asked all its employees who use Figma to download their files using their private accounts because the company registered accounts couldn’t log in. On March 13, the China Financial …