India Ban Chinese App Pubg. PUBG Mobile is the most popular mobile games among Indian youth. But media reports suggest that the Indian government is planning to ban more Chinese apps including, PUBG Mobile due to potential. For PubG, India is its largest market, according to app intelligence firm Sensor Tower estimates, generating about 175 million installs to date, or 24% of the total downloads. In Video: India bans 47 more Chinese apps, clones of 59 banned apps; another 275 on radar including PubG PUBG, Ludo World Can Be Banned. Govt has commissioned a list of 275 Chinese apps, which are being monitored for violating user-privacy, and for posing a risk to India’s integrity and security.
“If there is a problem with PUBG, the government must ban it. If there is a Chinese app that is stealing data, it must be banned. At the same time, the government must support Indian companies to develop multiplayer online games like this for the youth,” said Kapil Chaudhary, professional PUBG player from Meerut. The cyber security experts. PUBG Mobile is the most popular mobile games among Indian youth. But media reports suggest that the Indian government is planning to ban more Chinese apps including, PUBG Mobile due to potential.
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India may ban 275 more Chinese apps including PubG, Zili and AliExpress. while Alibaba's UCWeb has decided to wind up operations from India and have fired most of its employees. The Indian app. A day later, Google said it has removed all the banned applications from the Play Store.Following the ban, TikTok refuted the claims that suggest it will pursue legal action against the Indian government for banning the app in India. Reacting to the 59 apps banned by India, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said the country is "strongly concerned regarding the decision of the Indian government". Chinese apps such as Tencent-backed gaming app PUBG, AliExpress, ByteDance's Resso and ULike, and Xiaomi's Zili are likely to be among those under the government radar. After imposing a ban on 59. “If there is a problem with PUBG, the government must ban it. If there is a Chinese app that is stealing data, it must be banned. At the same time, the government must support Indian companies to develop multiplayer online games like this for the youth,” said Kapil Chaudhary, professional PUBG player from Meerut. The cyber security experts.
