Banned Apps In China. TikTok Stop. 59 Chinese Apps Banned By India The move came amid tension with China following the June 15 clashes at Ladakh in which 20 Indian soldiers died in action and more than 70 were injured. Among the new apps included in the list are photo editor AirBrush, short video and prediction tool Meipai and camera app BoXxCAM, which are owned by China’s Meitu, which makes smartphones as well as many popular selfie apps. The company’s flagship app Meitu was banned in the first round. The Government of India on Monday banned 59 applications, most of them popular Chinese applications such as TikTok, Shareit, Mi Video Call, Club Factory and Cam Scanner, citing threat to national.
59 Chinese apps banned in India: We have been witnessing tensions between India and China lately. Now, the government is taking strict actions towards the issue by announcing a ban on 59 apps in. The Government of India has banned 59 Chinese mobile applications, including top social media platforms such as TikTok, WeChat and Helo, to counter the threat posed by these applications to the country’s “sovereignty and security”. ShareIT, UC browser and shopping app Clubfactory are among the other prominent apps that have been blocked amid rising tensions between India and China.
New Delhi: Amid the heightened tensions with China along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the Indian government on Monday took an unprecedented step and decided to ban at least 59 Chinese apps. The list of 59 mobile apps with their origin in China include TikTok, SHAREit, UC Browser, Baidu map, Helo, Mi Community, Club Factory, WeChat, UC News, Weibo, Xender, Meitu, Mi Video Call - Xiaomi.
Amid ongoing tensions at the Indo-China border, the Indian government has decided to ban 59 Chinese apps, including TikTok, UC Browser, and CamScanner, citing security issues. However, several Chinese apps are still not banned in India. Here’s the full list of banned apps, why they were banned, followed by the ones that are not on the list. China data-sharing law a key issue, banned apps get 48 hours to clarify; China data-sharing law a key issue, banned apps get 48 hours to clarify Chinese apps banned, Embassy spokesperson Ji Rong said his country is “seriously concerned with and firmly opposed to such action”. The government of India has banned 59 Chinese apps that it has found to be prejudicial to the sovereignty and integrity of India.; The banned apps include TikTok, ShareIt, UC Browser and Club. 59 Chinese apps banned in India: We have been witnessing tensions between India and China lately. Now, the government is taking strict actions towards the issue by announcing a ban on 59 apps in.
