The central government last year banned more than 100 Chinese apps following a violen

The central government last year banned more than 100 Chinese apps following a violen

The central government last year banned more than 100 Chinese apps following a violent spat between Indian and Chinese troops in the LAC Galwan Valley. Union Minister Sanjay Shamrao Dhotre told the Rajya Sabha that the country’s government has banned 296 mobile applications since 2014.

 
The minister said the ban on the apps was imposed in view of the country’s security, sovereignty and public order. E] 18 ES 9 DT News CLUB FACTORY UC News meitu (OG 2018) In a reply to the Upper House, Dhotre said that under Section 69A of the IT Act 2000 and its rules, the government has banned 296 mobile apps since 2014.

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SAMSUNG amazon specials M 0 Galaxy MO2 16.55cm (6.5 “) HD + [sed 5000mAh 86799 Cell starting February 9, 12 PM Notify Me Promoted All this has been done for the sake of India’s sovereignty and integrity and this step has been taken so that the public Dhotre said the Home Ministry had received “reports of misuse of some of the Chinese applications available on the Android and iOS platforms.”

He said these apps were used to steal users’ essential data such as financial data and capture all the data in the device. In addition, users’ real-time activity was monitored. This leads to a perception of the country’s national security and the current tense situation at the border. “Using these apps in India is risky,” Potter said. Large amounts of data can be stolen from the country using these apps. After stealing data it can be used by bad elements to damage the sovereignty and integrity of the country.

ICS CLUB FACTORY BIGO LIVE Helo The use of these applications is detrimental to national security. This will not only endanger the security of the country but also the security of the country and the Indian defense and the general public. In June 2020, the Indian government banned 59 Chinese applications. The ban was imposed in view of the ongoing border dispute between India and China. Similarly, the country’s government banned 118 Chinese applications in September. 21-127421Hi Tiktok, WeChat, Baidu, AliSuppliers, Alibaba Workbench, AliExpress, Alipay, Lalamove India, Snack Video, CamCard, Soul, Chinese Social, Adore App, ChinaLove, Flirt Wish, WeWorkChina, Cashier Wallet, Mang, DingTalk, etc.