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Indian Government Eyeing To Ban More Chinese Apps!
By: Tupaki Desk | 27 July 2020 7:45 AM GMT
Aftermath the violent stand-off with the Chinese Army troops, Prime Minister Narendra Modi led Central government banned 59 Chinese apps in India on the grounds of compromising on user privacy and the national security violations.
Now some media reports claim that India is gearing up to ban another 250 apps that are linked to China and Chinese multinational technology company Alibaba. These apps are believed to be compromising on national security.
It has been widely reported that these top gaming apps of China are reportedly leaking the data of the users to the Chinese agencies. The list of games includes PUBG which is quite famous with Indian youth.
Chinese apps and products enjoy a good market in India. With the first face of teaching a lesson to dragon country China, 59 Chinese apps were banned from India which resulted in Chinese firms witnessing severe losses.
However, an official statement from the government in this regard is awaited as banning the apps should be carried out in a processed manner.
The violent stand-off between Chinese and Indian troops that took place in the Galwan valley in the eastern Ladakh resulted in 20 Indian soldiers martyred in the hands of Chinese troops.
Now some media reports claim that India is gearing up to ban another 250 apps that are linked to China and Chinese multinational technology company Alibaba. These apps are believed to be compromising on national security.
It has been widely reported that these top gaming apps of China are reportedly leaking the data of the users to the Chinese agencies. The list of games includes PUBG which is quite famous with Indian youth.
Chinese apps and products enjoy a good market in India. With the first face of teaching a lesson to dragon country China, 59 Chinese apps were banned from India which resulted in Chinese firms witnessing severe losses.
However, an official statement from the government in this regard is awaited as banning the apps should be carried out in a processed manner.
The violent stand-off between Chinese and Indian troops that took place in the Galwan valley in the eastern Ladakh resulted in 20 Indian soldiers martyred in the hands of Chinese troops.
