China Mobile Application List In India. Intel agencies red-flag use of 53 mobile apps with links to China: Complete list The National Security Council Secretariat has backed the recommendation to block or discourage use of 53 mobile apps New Delhi, Jun 29: The government on Monday banned 59 mobile apps, including China's TikTok, SHAREiT and WeChat, terming them prejudicial to sovereignty, integrity and national security. The list of applications includes video conferencing app Zoom and popular social media app TikTok. Some of the other commonly used applications include UC Browser, Xender, SHAREit and Clean-master. This list of mobile applications linked to China has been endorsed by the National Security Council Secretariat.
Indian Intelligence agencies have issued a list of mobile apps that originate from or have links to China, asking the Indian government to issue an advisory against their use. List contains names. BenQ Mobile: Bankruptcy in 2006, defunct in 2007 Grundig Mobile: Hagenuk Telecom GmbH: insolvency in 1997, mobile phone development and manufacturing business acquired by Telital in 1998: Siemens Mobile: Acquired by BenQ Corporation in 2005 to form BenQ Mobile: Telefunken
The list of applications includes video conferencing app Zoom and popular social media app TikTok. Some of the other commonly used applications include UC Browser, Xender, SHAREit and Clean-master. This list of mobile applications linked to China has been endorsed by the National Security Council Secretariat.
Govt of India bans 59 mobile apps: The list of the banned applications included popular mobile apps like China's TikTok, SHAREiT and WeChat. Intel agencies red-flag use of 53 mobile apps with links to China: Complete list The National Security Council Secretariat has backed the recommendation to block or discourage use of 53 mobile apps India's imports from China were US$ 70.32 billion in 2018-19 while India's exports to China were US$ 16.75 in 2018-19. Thus India's trade deficit with China was US$ 53.57 in 2018-19. List of Top. India bans 59 China-linked phone apps, orders companies to block them: Complete list Chinese companies have long been suspected of building backdoors in their hardware and software, one reason why.
