India Ban Chinese Apps Date. India Bans 59 Chinese Apps, Including TikTok, UC Browser, SHAREit Another popular short video app Helo has also responded to the ban. Just so you should know, Helo is also owned by ByteDance which. India bans Chinese apps | These 10 popular apps feature in the list Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal tests positive for COVID-19 IndusInd Bank acquires 7.82% stake in Eveready by invoking pledged... The India-China tension has taken a new turn as the government has released an order to announce a ban on popular apps including TikTok, Clash of Kings, Helo, Shareit, Shien and many more. According to the order, a total of 59 apps will be banned as “they are engaged in activities which is prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India.
The Indian government on Monday evening said it was banning 59 apps developed by Chinese firms over concerns that these apps were engaging in activities that threatened “national security and. TikTok removed from Google Play store, App Store after India bans 59 Chinese apps (Express photo: Sneha Saha) The government of India on Monday announced the ban of 59 Chinese apps in the country.A day later one of the most popular short video applications TikTok has been taken down from Apple App store and also Google Play store. For users who have the TikTok app download can still use the.
China expresses concern over India’s ban on 59 Chinese apps . Ananth Krishnan Beijing, June 30, 2020 15:36 IST Updated: June 30, 2020 21:14 IST Ananth Krishnan
India Business News: Companies running recently banned Chinese apps have been served a questionnaire with around 80 queries seeking information such as whether owners are 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: The government crackdown on Chinese apps continues, with the information and technology ministry banning 47 new apps. The move comes nearly a month after the ban on 59 Chinese apps. The government has decided to ban another 47 apps that were operating as the clones of the 59 Chinese apps banned last month. According to media reports, these apps were violating India’s data.
