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INDIA BANS 118 CHINESE APPS INCLUDING PUBG

Published On 03 Sep 2020 11:20 AM

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Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has banned 118 Chinese mobile apps.
The 118 banned Chinese apps include Knives Out, PUBG Mobile, PUBG Mobile Lite, Ulike, and VPN for TikTok.
This is the third wave of Chinese mobile app ban that started in JUNE 2020.

On Wednesday, 2 SEP 2020, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology of India ba....

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