\"We are evaluating the notice and will respond to it as appropriate... Ensuring the privacy and security of all our users remains to be our topmost priority,\" says a TikTok spokesperson

The apps violated one or more of three cyber laws, without furnishing details for each app, the Cyberspace Administration of China said in a statement on Tuesday, December 8

Recently, the government used the provisions of Article 69A to block access to 43 applications of Chinese origin, including the likes of AliExpress, Alipay Cashier and CamCard

According to reports, the Centre has already approved the official registration of the mobile game in India. This means that PUBG Mobile India is now a registered company as per the rules and regulations laid down by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.

A day after the Government of India blocked 43 Chinese mobile apps, China through its embassy in India said it opposes \"repeated use of national security as an excuse\" to ban mobile apps with Chinese background. On Tuesday, India blocked another batch of 43 Chinese mobile apps, including Alibaba Group Holding's e-commerce app AliExpress, in a fresh wave of web sanctions amid its border standoff with China. The banned applications, which include a few dating apps, were a threat to the \"sovereignty and integrity of India\", said an official government statement. Watch the video for more.

 A few days back PUBG alluded towards a possible launch of the Indian version of the game. According to updates, India pre-registrations for PUBG are now live on the Tap Tap app.

Hope India provides fair, impartial and non-discriminatory business environment for all market players and rectifies discriminatory practices, says Chinese spokesperson

Ali Express, AliPay, CamCard among 43 Chinese apps banned India on Tuesday banned 43 Chinese mobile apps, under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act. The government said the apps engaged in activities \"prejudicial to India's sovereignty, integrity, defence, security, and public order.\" The list of banned apps include AliExpress, AliSuppliers, Lalamove India, Mango TV amongst others.Russia's Sputnik V shows 90% efficacy against COVID-19; to be priced under $20Russia has claimed...

The lack of well-defined parameters as opposed to an elastic definition could cause hurt India's credibility as an investment destination for foreign technology companies, in a manner akin to how the vague definition of 'public policy' was earlier used to resist enforcement of foreign arbitral awards

Before on June 29, 2020, MEITY had banned 59 Chinese mobile apps and on September 2, 2020, 118 more apps were banned under section 69A of the Information Technology Act

Earlier on June 29 and September 2 this year, the government had blocked over 200 apps including some popular apps and games such as TikTok, WeChat, PUBG, to name a few

The Indian government has banned several new apps in India, including blocking access to them completely.

The Centre on Tuesday, November 24, banned 43 more chinese mobile apps, under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act

The government has added 15 Chinese apps to the banned-apps list including Mi Browser. Xiaomi says it will comply with the government's decision.

After banning 59 Chinese apps, the Indian government could ban over 200 other apps in the country.

Although PubG videogame has been developed by a subsidiary of South Korean video game company Bluehole, it is also backed by China's most valuable internet major Tencent

The decision has been taken to curtail leakage of information. Interestingly, the list of banned apps includes more than just Chinese origin apps like Facebook, Tinder, Instagram, among others

TikTok, the popular video-making app was caught snooping on iOS 14 users' data. It has now addressed the issue and sent an updated version to AppStore.

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To offer a better bathroom experience, P&G has come up with a couple of new solutions. RollBot that is claimed to be a first-of-its-kind robot, when controlled with a smartphone using Bluetooth, delivers a fresh roll of toilet paper