India’s second digital strike on China, now 47 more apps banned
India has banned 47 more apps from China. Earlier, 59 apps from China have been banned. These apps were accused of data theft of users.
The Indian government has once again taken major action against China. The Indian government has banned 47 more apps from China. Earlier, 59 apps from China have been banned. It consists mostly of cloning apps. Means were already made by making apps like ban app. These apps have been accused of data from users. India initiated action against Chinese apps following a clash in the Galvan Valley.
List of 275 apps made by China including PUBG
The Government of India has already banned 59 apps including Tick-Talk. Now the government is eyeing 275 Chinese apps. It also includes PUBG. The Ministry of Home Affairs has not yet commented on this. However, an official source related to the case said that China’s apps are under constant review and it is also trying to find out where they are getting funding from. According to the official, some apps have been found to threaten national security, while some apps are violating data sharing and privacy rules.
These 59 apps were previously banned
Fake news allegations against India, notice to Jack Ma
A second case is also that Chinese company UC Web has been accused of running the news against India. The former associate director has filed a petition in the Gurgaon court against UC Webb, a company of China’s Alibaba Group. It is alleged that the company fired him from the job when he opposed the fake news run on the website. Taking cognizance of the petition, the court of Civil Judge Junior Division Sonia Shyokand has issued notice to Alibaba and founder Jack Ma.
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