The Indian government has banned Chinese apps three times in a row for fear of stealing users' data and sending them to China. This list includes popular apps like TikTok, Hago, PUBG Mobile, U-Dictionary, Ludo All Star, CamScanner etc. However, a recent report claims that these apps are trying to return to India in new ways. The number of downloads of Chinese apps has started to increase again in Google Play Store and Apple App Store.
Hago, a popular app for chatting and playing games with people, was initially
banned by the Indian government, the Economic Times reported. Since no
banned app has been returned, this app cannot be used in India. But a new
version of this app has come in the market, which is called Ola
Party. Although Ola does not offer party games, here you can import Hago's
profile, chat room and other data. That means you can sign in to Ola Party
with Hago's details.
In addition to this app, you will have heard the name of an
app called Snack Video. The app has gained tremendous popularity since the
TikTok ban and now has more than 100 million (100 million) installs. This
app was developed by Kuaishu Technology of China and the company has the
investment of Chinese tech giant Tencent. This app offers the same
features as TikTok. We are not saying that there is a tick to it. But
if TikTok can be banned for fear of data smuggling in China, then how can Snack
Video be trusted?
When the Economic Times informed the government about this,
an official said they were not aware of it. They will never let that
happen. He also said that the government would file a case against the
banned apps in a new way.
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