Indian govt to continue to scrutinize Chinese apps: Report
Indian govt claims 54 apps that were banned were a threat to national security. Many apps are believed to be re-branded versions of previously banned apps
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Indian govt claims 54 apps that were banned were a threat to national security. Many apps are believed to be re-branded versions of previously banned apps
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Indian government has issued a ban order on 54 Chinese apps. The report stated that most of these 54 Chinese apps are “rebranded or rechristened avatars” of apps banned in 2022.
This is the second time that the government has announced a ban on Chinese apps. In 2020, around 224 Chinese apps were banned including the popular PUBG Mobile, PUBG Mobile Lite, TikTok, Camscanner, among others.