China Banned Apps Images. India banned 59 apps last month, including TikTok, and is now taking down clones that have popped up in their absence. It's also reportedly considering bans on 275 other Chinese-made apps it says. India China News: 59 apps with Chinese links blocked by government. Government of India has banned apps "which are prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order”. Tik Tok, UC Browser and other Chinese apps included in the list.! The Indian government on Monday banned 59 Chinese-developed apps citing “national security” concerns, TechCrunch reported. TikTok tops the list of banned Chinese apps released by India’s Ministry of Electronics and IT on Monday night.
Downloads for Signal, an encrypted chat app privacy advocates generally regard as best-in-class for everyday use, have spiked in China, a spokesperson for the app said Friday. 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 Indian government has banned Chinese 59 apps to ensure safe cyberspace in the country. These banned chinese apps had over billions of potential Indian users and these apps were successful in luring the users to download them. The government stated, "The Ministry of Information Technology, invoking its power under section 69A of the Information Technology Act and in view of the emergent.
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. Also Read: Tit For Tat Move By China! American Flag Lowered At US Consulate In Chengdu, US Diplomats To Leave Today Amid Soaring Tensions 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. India banned 59 apps last month, including TikTok, and is now taking down clones that have popped up in their absence. It's also reportedly considering bans on 275 other Chinese-made apps it says. Meanwhile, the government banned as many as 59 apps, mostly Chinese, including TikTok, UC Browser and WeChat citing security concerns. Stay with TOI for live updates. 20:33 (IST), Jul 02
