Indian Apps List New. Full list of 89 banned apps by Indian Army: Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, Songs.pk Indian Army has announced a ban on 89 Android and iOS apps over privacy and security concerns for its personnel. The government of India has banned nearly 106 Chinese apps in the country till now and some reports suggest more will be added to the list very soon. Out of the already banned apps some are owned by Xiaomi, one of the top smartphone manufacturers in the country. The Indian government recently banned Mi Browser Pro in India. Shareall: Shareall is an Android file sharing application developed by the Indian startup Quantum4u Lab. Users can share files, movies, videos, apps etc with other Android phones without the use.
NEW DELHI: India on Monday banned 47 more apps with links to China, most being clones or from the same parent company whose main applications were banned last month, a source said. Banned 59 apps alternatives. With the sudden ban of Chinese applications, Indian users are now on the lookout for alternatives to replace these Chinese apps. However, if you feel that it's almost impossible to get the best alternatives to these Chinese applications, here's a list of some of the mobile apps that might change your opinion.
Banned 59 apps alternatives. With the sudden ban of Chinese applications, Indian users are now on the lookout for alternatives to replace these Chinese apps. However, if you feel that it's almost impossible to get the best alternatives to these Chinese applications, here's a list of some of the mobile apps that might change your opinion.
The Indian government has banned 59 Chinese apps claiming that the apps are prejudicial to the sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order. Full list of 89 banned apps by Indian Army: Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, Songs.pk Indian Army has announced a ban on 89 Android and iOS apps over privacy and security concerns for its personnel. NEW DELHI: India on Monday banned 47 more apps with links to China, most being clones or from the same parent company whose main applications were banned last month, a source said. The Indian Android app ecosystem has witnessed a stream of new entrants after the Chinese apps were banned on June 29 over security concerns in the wake of rising border tensions between the two.
