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Just weeks after India banned 59 Chinese apps, it has banned 47 more apps

As many as 25 US Congressmen have written to the President Donald Trump urging him to follow in the footsteps of India in banning Chinese apps 
 

While we all know Chinese apps have been and now many of you might be thinking what next. Cyber expert Suresh explains to you the pros and cons of the ban
 

Nikki Haley, the first Indian-American to serve in the US cabinet, has praised India saying New Delhi "is continuing to show it won’t back down from Chinas aggression". 

The Indian government has banned as many as 50 Chinese apps. What does this mean for users in India? What are the alternatives? 
 

Uttar Pradesh STF employees and their families have been asked to uninstall 52 Chinese apps from their mobile phones
 

Chinese phones and apps are collecting and sharing private and sensitive data with China, and this needs to stop!

TikTok is currently storing our data in third party data centres in Singapore and the United States. The parent company has agreed to store data locally in India and that will be accomplished in 6 to 18 months. Abhinav Khare deep dives into privacy policies of Chinese apps.

The Tamil Nadu government is considering banning the popular lip-sync app on the grounds of it ‘degrading’ Indian culture, but here is what the people have to say