Ban Apps In India Pubg. Tik-Tok, Helo and WeChat came under the ambit of the ban, giving a serious jolt to China's dream of setting up a Digital Silk Route. Even as the sudden ban left TikTok's Indian fans high and dry, there was palpable relief among the users of PUBG — the highly-addictive, world-famous game that has held millions in India in thrall since its inception. The government may soon ban PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) in India. Reports suggesting a ban on 275 apps have started to surface online a month after the Indian government banned 59 Chinese. The Indian government has decided to ban 59 Chinese apps in India. We take a look at all the apps that have been banned, and the fate of PUBG Mobile.
PUBG Mobile, Supercell games reportedly on Indian government’s “radar” after ban of Chinese apps. The games could be banned in the country. PUBG Mobile and 274 Chinese apps could be banned in India; apps under govt’s radar PUBG Mobile has faced a lot of scrutiny due to its violent nature and the way it has given rise to various.
Is PUBG Mobile banned in India? Govt. bans 59 Chinese apps including TikTok, UC Browser Govt. of India has announced a ban on TikTok, UC Browser, Helo and 56 other Chinese apps on Android, iOS.
The Indian government has decided to ban 59 Chinese apps in India. We take a look at all the apps that have been banned, and the fate of PUBG Mobile. The Indian government has decided to ban 59 Chinese apps in India. We take a look at all the apps that have been banned, and the fate of PUBG Mobile. Indian goverement could ban 275 other apps in the country. The list includes PUBG which is backed by Tencent, Zili by Xiaomi and AliExpress, an online shopping portal by AliBaba group. Last month, 59 Chinese apps including TikTok and UC Browser were banned in India. Fresh trouble seem to be brewing for Chinese apps in India, according to reports that indicate more Chinese apps may be banned soon. Last month we saw a staggering move by the Indian government, banning 59 Chinese apps including rainmakers like TikTok. And now, a report by ET highlights that several more Chinese apps are in the government’s crosshairs, including PUBG Mobile game.
