Government of India bans 59 Chinese mobile apps. Tik Tok, UC Browser and other Chinese apps included in the list, ANI reports.
The list of 59 Chinese mobile apps banned by India include 1. TikTok 2. Shareit 3. Kwai 4. UC Browser 5. Baidu map 6. Shein 7. Clash of Kings 8. DU battery saver 9. Helo 10. Likee 11. YouCam makeup 12. Mi Community 13. CM Browers 14. Virus Cleaner 15. APUS Browser 16. ROMWE 17. Club Factory 18. Newsdog 19. Beutry Plus 20. WeChat 21. UC News 22. QQ Mail 23. Weibo 24. Xender 25. QQ Music 26. QQ Newsfeed 27. Bigo Live 28. SelfieCity 29. Mail Master 30. Parallel Space 31. Mi Video Call – Xiaomi 32. WeSync 33. ES File Explorer 34. Viva Video – QU Video Inc 35. Meitu 36. Vigo Video 37. New Video Status 38. DU Recorder 39. Vault- Hide 40. Cache Cleaner DU App studio 41. DU Cleaner 42. DU Browser 43. Hago Play With New Friends 44. Cam Scanner 45. Clean Master – Cheetah Mobile 46. Wonder Camera 47. Photo Wonder 48. QQ Player 49. We Meet 50. Sweet Selfie 51. Baidu Translate 52. Vmate 53. QQ International 54. QQ Security Center 55. QQ Launcher 56. U Video 57. V fly Status Video 58. Mobile Legends 59. DU Privacy.
This is what users on Twitter are saying about the 59 Chinese apps banned by India:
@RahulKanwal: Strongly back the idea of banning these 59 Chinese apps. Most were stealing data of Indian citizens. In any case China doesn’t allow international companies to run their apps in mainland China. Economic cooperation cannot be a one way street. Hit China where it hurts most. Jai Ho
@PalkiSu: India bans 59 Chinese apps including TikTok and PUBG. The battlelines are drawn. Standoff on the ground remains, digital strike begins.
@TheJaggi: Govt bans 59 Chinese apps. Good first move. Modi govt making right moves to make Chinese companies pay for the rogue acts of the Chinese Communist Party. Next it needs to ban other non-essential imports and then many more such steps.
@Saidarshan: When you know that you did nothing to avenge the death of Indian Army soldiers, so you ban 59 Chinese Apps and take advantage of popular public opinion.
