47 Apps Banned List Today In India. Indian Govt has banned 47 more Chinese apps which are reportedly, clones of the 59 applications which were earlier banned. Reportedly, India has also drawn up a list of 275 more Chinese apps, including PUBG, that it will examine for any violation of national security and user privacy, signalling heightened scrutiny and the possibility of more Chinese internet companies being banned in the country. 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 government banned 47 more Chinese apps in the country. The list of the 47 Chinese applications will be released soon.This development comes after India banned 59 Chinese applications last month, as tensions escalated between both the countries after the deadly June 15 Galwan clash, which left 20 Indian soldiers dead.
India, which last month blocked 59 apps developed by Chinese firms on the grounds that they pose a threat to the nation’s security, has banned an additional 47 apps. The nation’s Ministry of. The Indian government banned 47 more Chinese apps in the country. The list of the 47 Chinese applications will be released soon.This development comes after India banned 59 Chinese applications last month, as tensions escalated between both the countries after the deadly June 15 Galwan clash, which left 20 Indian soldiers dead.
India, which last month blocked 59 apps developed by Chinese firms on the grounds that they pose a threat to the nation’s security, has banned an additional 47 apps. The nation’s Ministry of.
The government is expected to release the list of 47 new apps which have been banned soon. The move was taken as these 47 apps were operating as clones of the apps banned earlier. Sources have said that these apps were violative of India’s data protocol and were compromising the data safety of users. Govt bans 47 more Chinese apps: All you need to know. 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. India banned TikTok and dozens of other Chinese mobile apps in June and has now added another 47 to the list, citing national security and privacy concerns and follows a deadly border conflict. The Indian government has decided to ban 47 Chinese 'clone' apps including SHAREit Lite and TikTok Lite. The apps have been banned in the country because of violations of user privacy and national.
