Indian government bans 54 additional apps linked to China
The Indian government issued an order banning 54 apps linked to China stating that they pose a threat to the privacy and security of Indians.
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The Indian government issued an order banning 54 apps linked to China stating that they pose a threat to the privacy and security of Indians.
The most prominent name this time around is Garena Free Fire, which is actually from Singapore.
The government of India has moved again to ban Chinese applications from Google Play. The ban includes Garena Free Fire.
URL copied Here's a complete list of apps that were banned in 2020. PUBG Mobile, TikTok and 100s of other apps were banned in India in 2020. While it was a year of pandemic, it was also not a fun ride for Chinese app developers. Due to the tensions between India and China and a few security reasons, MeitY decided to ban hundreds of Android, iOS apps in India. It all started as a response to Chinaâs attack at the Galwan Valley in Ladakh. On June 29, 2020, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology announced a ban on TikTok, ShareIt, UC Browser, Shein, CamScanner,...
TikTok is another app that has been popular for a while but what made its entry into this list is the fact that it also got banned in India. This led to the entry of several TikTok alternatives in India The year 2020 has been a roller coaster ride for the app world. The government of India banned hundreds of apps, mostly with China as the origin country. The key reason behind banning or blocking these apps in the country, as stated by the government, is the security of the users’ personal information. The government of India feared that information of Indian users’ were at risk. Also Read...