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Chinese applications banned in India, was privacy and security at stake? | The Urban Debate
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20:03Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate with Tanvi Shukla, as the Indian government has embarked on an unprecedented move, by attacking the Chinese economy and dismantling it from the very bottom. Right after the Galwan clashes, the Indian government lost 20 soldiers and the state is now leading a charge against the Chinese Communist Party. India has punished China's betrayal in the Galwan clashes by delisting Chinese mobile applications. It is reported that India has banned around 59 mobile applications and has removed it too. It is said that these mobile applications will no longer be legal in this country.
There exists a larger security concern that users should have since these apps are popular and are installed on every mobile phone. The fact that our safety is at risk, says Nikhil Pahwa, Editor of Media Nama.
Cyber Security expert Rishesh says, everyone in the industry has been aware of snooping and spying and citizens should understand the concept of privacy as it is way more important than anything else.
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