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India bans another 188 Chinese apps, including PUBG, Baidu, and Alipay, saying widespread concerns were flagged against the blocked apps

India on Wednesday banned 118 more apps, including popular gaming app PUBG, for allegedly being engaged in activities which are “prejudicial to sovereignty …

MediaNama Soumyarendra Barik

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  • @nistula Nistula Hebbar on x
    List of 118 mobile Apps from China banned by Govt of India over and above the 59 Apps banned earlier. https://twitter.com/...
  • @zhugeex Daniel Ahmad on x
    The full list of 118 apps banned today is very extensive. Includes pretty much all popular games from companies such as Tencent and NetEase, including Arena of Valor + Knives Out. Not to mention general everyday apps such as Alipay etc... https://twitter.com/...
  • @michaelkugelman Michael Kugelman on x
    While this was likely planned earlier, the timing of the announcement-on the heels of the latest Ladakh clash-is notable. It's sure to be a politically popular move. But the broader question, if this trend continues, is: Can India afford to cut off a key commercial partner? https…
  • @milinddeora @milinddeora on x
    Internet nationalism helped China create 5 of the world's top 10 tech companies. The ban on 59+118 Chinese apps will enable Indian entrepreneurs to build world-class products & companies. India derives power from its growing 500mn smartphone users & 700mn broadband subscribers ht…
  • @selinawangtv Selina Wang on x
    India has banned more than 100 additional apps with linkage to China including PUBG for “security” reasons. PUBG is by far the most popular app among the newly banned apps. It had >40 million monthly active users in India https://techcrunch.com/...
  • @medianama @medianama on x
    #BREAKING: Days after renewed skirmish on the Indo-China border, the IT Ministry has banned another 118 apps under Section 69A citing activities “prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity” bringing total banned apps to 224. https://www.medianama.com/...