Ban on Chinese apps | Zee News

Advertisement

NewsBan on Chinese apps

Ban on Chinese apps News

Ban on Chinese apps

17 Feb 2022

Ban on Chinese apps in India: Here’s how Beijing reacted

China’s Commerce Ministry`s spokesperson Gao Feng, while addressing a press briefing on Thursday said, “The ban damages the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies."

14 Feb 2022

Govt to ban 54 Chinese apps posing threat to national security: Sources

The apps against whom the adverse security inputs were generated include Sweet Selfie HD, Beauty Camera, Music Player, Music Plus, Volume Booster, Video Players Media all formats, Viva Video Editor, Nice Video Baidu, AppLock and Astracraft, among others, the sources said.

23 Jan 2021

Centre to continue ban on Chinese apps including TikTok

The notice has been issued by the Ministry of Electronics and IT after reviewing replies of blocked apps The government had blocked 59 Chinese apps in June and 118 more apps, including PUBG mobile game, in September. The Ministry of Information Technology had blocked the apps under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act

30 Oct 2020

Gamers Alert! PUBG Mobile, Lite version to stop working in India from Friday

PUBG game was banned under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act.

23 Sep 2020

India's imports from China during April-July 2020 decreased: Piyush Goyal

The Commerce and Industry Minister said the government has banned certain apps in June 2020 and September 2020 on concerns of security and to ensure the safety and sovereignty of the Indian cyberspace He said, "Many apps are available on each of the popular play store namely Google PlayStore and Apple Store including competing apps with similar functionalities" "The government has also launched Digital India AatmaNirbhar Bharat Innovate Challenge to give a push to Indian App ecosystem through shortlisting of the top Indian Apps that have the potential to become global competitors in their respective categories," he said

india china border dispute

30 Jun 2020

India may lead anti-China boycott globally amid border row on LAC

The first category may comprise those countries which are troubled by the outbreak of coronavirus and hold China responsible for hiding information related to COVID-19.

Loading...

NEWS ON ONE CLICK