Follows renewed tensions on the disputed border with China It is America’s number one source of exclusive and breaking mobile news, and a technology category leader among early adopters, savvy technophiles and casual readers alike. Airlines Are Removing Seats to Make Space for Gadgets and Se... Apps among 118 blocked by India citing security concerns 224 Chinese apps including PUBG Mobile, TikTok, Weibo banned by India so far in 2020: Full list Hindi, Kashmiri and Dogri to be official languages of Jammu and … Bears Roar Back, Sending Tech Shares Tumbling Most Since Jun... Indian soldiers claimed strategic outposts, according to officials with knowledge of the matter, while the defense ministry in New Delhi said its military was able to stop a push by Chinese troops to violate existing agreements and claim more ground late Saturday.Over June and July, India had banned more than 100 Chinese apps including TikTok, the much-downloaded short video app from ByteDance Ltd., and Alibaba Group Holding’s mobile browser, UC Browser.
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Nintendo Announces Mario Video Game Compilation for Switch India recently banned another wave of applications originating in China, this time including popular gaming titles like Feng further added that India has “abused the concept of ‘national security’ and adopted discriminatory restrictive measures against Chinese companies, violating relevant WTO rules”. India banned over a hundred Chinese apps, including versions of The government has received complaints about the apps stealing user data and surreptitiously transmitting it to servers abroad, the country’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology said in a The late evening ban came as India upped the ante in its feud with China after multiple rounds of high-level military talks failed to end the months-long standoff.
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TikTok’s Latest Challenge Lies in a Patent-Friendly Texas Co... Nintendo Announces Mario Video Game Compilation for Switch Jeep Woos Luxury Buyers with Upscale Rebirth of Grand Wagone... A Tencent representative didn’t have immediate comment when contacted by Bloomberg.India’s ban on Chinese apps including Tencent’s PUBG may have The latest ban encompassed a version of Baidu Inc.’s core search service and Ant Group’s Alipay, the mobile wallet provided by a Chinese fintech giant that’s preparing for a potentially record-breaking IPO. Price Not Available The move followed mid-June border skirmishes, which killed 20 Indian soldiers and an undisclosed number of Chinese troops.Since then, India has also changed rules to limit Chinese investments in Indian companies and “The Indian side decided to ban some great and popular Chinese apps,” China’s Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said at a daily briefing in Beijing on Thursday. GM, Honda Seek North America Alliance to Share Car Platforms
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India has banned another set of 118 apps from China’s technology giants, including Tencent’s wildly popular game PUBG Mobile Lite, …