TikTok removed over 3.7 crore videos for content violation in the first six months of 2020, according to the company's latest transparency report. Globally, TikTok removed 10,45,43,719 videos from its platform in the same duration

Soon after severing ties with PUBG's earlier publisher company - Tencent Games, the South Korean company is now looking to partner with an Indian firm to bring the mobile game back to the Indian market

The Centre is going to check several fintech firms for data and privacy violations and may add many app-based lenders to a list of barred entities being collated by it

Chinese central bank's investment in Bajaj's financial services arm is less than 1.0 per cent, and hence not reflected in the shareholding pattern of the company filed with the stock exchanges

The coming together of Reliance Jio and PUBG can be a mutually beneficial association. While PUBG will get hold of one of its largest markets, Reliance will tap into the huge potential it sees in the online gaming market in India

As per government officials, selecting Oracle as its \"trusted tech partner\" instead of an \"outright sale\" may not be \"adequate\" to assure the central government that the data of Indian users will be safe and won't be sent abroad

FDI inflow from China has declined on an annual basis from $350.22 million in 2017-18 to $229 million in 2018-19 and further to $163.77 million in 2019-20

While there is no dearth of options, including Chingari, Roposo, Rizzle and Instagram Reels, many TikTok creators are still looking for the right platform

Garena and Call of Duty are the among top-3 downloaded games across iOS and Android app stores between September 2 and September 5. Garena and Call of Duty recorded 2.1 million and 1.15 million downloads in those four days

As per a report, PUBG parent PUBG Corp is looking to partner with an Indian gaming firm that will take over distribution rights.

PUBG Corporation on Tuesday announced that it has broken all ties with Tencent Games for itsPUBGmobile franchise in India

The United States has said it will ban the short video app unless ByteDance sells the app's U.S. operations amid rising tensions between Washington and Beijing

PUBG Corporation says that it has seen an overwhelming amount of support for the game from the country's player base and would like to thank the community for their passion and enthusiasm

PUBG Corporation company said in its blogpost that it will no longer authorise the PUBG Mobile franchise to Tencent Games in the country

Days after PUBG Mobile was banned in India, PUBG corporation has decided to no longer authorize thePUBG mobilefranchise to Tencent Games in India.

Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar on Friday announced an indigenous multiplayer action game FAU-G with an aim to support Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Atmanirbhar Bharat mission

The Indian government on Wednesday issued a list of 118 Chinese apps that are now banned in the country over security, surveillance, and data concerns. These apps include PUBG Mobile Nordic Map: Livik, PUBG Mobile LITE, VPN for TikTok, WeChat Work, AppLock, and others. The ban is a blow for Tencent in India whose PUBG, a battle royale game, is a smash-hit in the country. But, what impact will the move have on China? Rajeev Dubey, Editor, Business Today explains.Also Read: PUBG ban: Tencent to engage with Indian govt to ensure app's availability

India has banned 224 Chinese apps including TikTok, PUBG Mobile, UC Browser, WeChat, and ShareIt, among others; the United States has announced that it plans to restore Air India's ability to self-conduct its ground handling operations at American airports; private equity firm Silver Lake Partners is in talks to invest $1 billion in the retail arm of India's Reliance Industries Ltd. Watch this and more on News Blast.Also Read: PUBG ban: Tencent to engage with Indian govt to ensure app's availability

In response to the government's ban on Chinese apps, the gaming and social media group stated that it takes the protection of its users' privacy and data seriously

Revenue loss for Chinese apps due to the ban is estimated at $150-$200 million dollars, but more importantly they will lose out on the future potential of the world's second largest app download market