We all know that TikTok, Helo and WeChat banned in India including the other 59 Chinese Apps but why India did block these apps. What are the core reasons for banning Chinese apps?
There are not one but many reasons behind the ban on 59 Chinese Apps by the Indian Government. However, there came Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Zhao Lijian reaction over banning 59 Chinese apps by the Indian Government.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson “Zhao Lijian” on Tuesday (30-06-2020) expresses that Beijing is strongly concerned over India banning 59 Chinese apps and is verifying the situation. It has given a statement on behalf of the Chinese foreign office that they are “strongly concerned, verifying the situation.”
Finally, the world has seen the reaction by the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Zhao Lijian over banning 59 Chinese apps by the Indian Government. In a statement, he expressed that Chinese government has strictly ordered us to abide by all the local rules and regulations set by any country regarding doing business, however, every country including India has a responsibility to uphold the legal rights of international investors.
India’s Government has issued a list of Chinese banned apps in India in 2020, including TikTok, Helo WeChat, Shareit, Bigo Live, Likee, DU battery saver, and Cleaner
The Indian government on Monday evening 29-06-2020 ordered to ban 59 Chinese apps developed by Chinese firms with the concerns that these social media apps were engaging unbearable activities that threatened “national security and defense of India, which ultimately imposes upon the sovereignty and honor of Hindustan” in what is the latest standoff between the world’s two most populated nations.
Apple Releases iOS 13.4.1 for iPhone, That Fixes FaceTime Bug and On April 7, at 10 a.m., Apple has released iOS 13.4.1 to the iPhone and iPad users. The update comes exactly after two weeks since the release of iOS 13.4 which has 33 new features and changes to compatible iPhones and iPad According to
The Japanese Ministry of Health gifted up 2000 iPhones that involve in handling Coronavirus outbreak in passenger stuck in Diamond Princess Cruise Ship.
It seems curious how iPhone is involved in handling Coronavirus outbreak. The Japanese Ministry of Health has been set to hand over 2000 iPhone for passengers stuck onboard in a ship called Princess cruise near Japan.
As reported by Macotakara, and 9to5Mac
“There will be one unit of phone per cabin in every passenger’s cabins and crew rooms.”
iPhone SE was Apple’s 4-inch iPhone and was introduced in 2016 and discontinued in September 2018. Right now, there are rumors everywhere that Apple is working on “iPhone SE 2” which look similar with iPhone 8 and released in March. It will have A13 chip, 3GB Ram, multiple colors options and affordable price $399.
