{"id":50922,"date":"2020-11-25T02:42:00","date_gmt":"2020-11-24T18:42:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.mediaintel.asia\/?p=153589"},"modified":"2020-11-25T02:42:00","modified_gmt":"2020-11-24T18:42:00","slug":"govt-ban-on-43-chinese-apps-once-again-unleashes-desi-meme-fest-on-twitter","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.chinalegalblog.com\/en\/2020\/11\/25\/govt-ban-on-43-chinese-apps-once-again-unleashes-desi-meme-fest-on-twitter\/","title":{"rendered":"Govt Ban on 43 Chinese Apps Once again Unleashes Desi Meme Fest on Twitter"},"content":{"rendered":"
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In a fourth crackdown on Tuesday, the central government blocked another set of 43 mobile applications , mostly those with Chinese links, \"for engaging in activities prejudicial to India's sovereignty, integrity, defence, security and public order\".
\nWith this, the Indian government put a ban on a total of 267 Chinese apps, including viral social media app TikTok and super popular game, PUBG Mobile.
\nThe new list includes several apps by Chinese tech giant Alibaba, such as AliSuppliers Mobile, Alibaba Workbench, AliExpress and Alipay Cashier.
\nALSO READ: Indian Govt Executes 4th Ban on Chinese Apps in 5 Months: The Full Timeline
\nThe development means that the latest banned apps will no longer be available to download via Google Play Store and the Apple App Store in India. Similarly, the said applications will soon stop functioning for those users who already use them on their smartphones.
\nAnd once more, desi Twitter was quick enough to take on the ban with a meme fest that depicts various reactions exchanged between the Indian and Chinese governments.
\nIndian Government to Google: #ChineseApps pic.twitter.com\/T1Eemm4OZ7
\n\u2014 Ankit Poddar (@poddar_25) November 24, 2020 Indian Government banned another 43 #ChineseApps China to Modi ji -: pic.twitter.com\/VY3FkP5ZOX
\n\u2014 Rare_Legend \u00b0 (@memer_hu__bc) November 24, 2020 Government banned another 43 #ChineseApps Meanwhile Chinese developers pic.twitter.com\/wDZflJluBV
\n\u2014 bhargavprdip (@bhargav_prdip) November 24, 2020 Modiji is again thinking about Bad the #ChineseApps Parents :- pic.twitter.com\/jEOFHAlQ9g
\n\u2014 Chinta.Mukt (@Chintamukt_) November 24, 2020 #ChineseApps Indian Government again bans 43 Chinese apps Chinese Apps Indian Govt. pic.twitter.com\/FsjHY0rGzP
\n\u2014 Kittu (@jhampakjhum) November 24, 2020 Another 43 #ChineseApps Banned By Indian Government..*Those Who Haven't Used Any Of This App: pic.twitter.com\/xGJvWEKI84
\n\u2014 Na Man RajPut✨❤ Gajar ka halwa stan💕 (@_itzz_rajput_) November 24, 2020 After Government of India bans 43 Chinese Apps - #ChineseApps Message of Indian users to Chinese Apps - pic.twitter.com\/L7FnmaRLc1
\n\u2014 Kaagaz Scanner ( \u0915\u093e\u0917\u091c\u093c \u0938\u094d\u0915\u0948\u0928\u0930 ) (@KaagazS) November 24, 2020 #ChineseApps Chinese apps Earlier Now pic.twitter.com\/4sloWZPJZM
\n\u2014 PUNter(SIMP-le living)🏳️‍🌈 (@Mecca_nickel) November 24, 2020 Government of India bans 43 Chinese Apps - #ChineseApps Kaagaz Scanner supporters to Cam Scanner users - pic.twitter.com\/Grlz1wP4h1
\n\u2014 Kaagaz Scanner ( \u0915\u093e\u0917\u091c\u093c \u0938\u094d\u0915\u0948\u0928\u0930 ) (@KaagazS) November 24, 2020 ALSO READ: List of All Chinese Apps Banned in India So Far: AliExpress Joins TikTok, PUBG Mobile
\nThe biggest ban till date came on September 2, which suspended a total of 118 mobile apps \u2013 the most notable of which was PUBG Mobile.<\/p>\n

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In a fourth crackdown on Tuesday, the central government blocked another set of 43 mobile applications , mostly those with Chinese links, \"for engaging in activities prejudicial to India's sovereignty, integrity, defence, security and public order\".
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