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Campaign India Team
Jun 30, 2020

India bans TikTok, Weibo, WeChat, QQ among 59 apps total

Government statement suggests that the decision targeting Chinese media players is to ensure safety and sovereignty of Indian cyberspace

The full list of banned apps can be found below

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