A week and some days after PUBG Mobile and 117 other Chinese apps were banned by the Indian government over accusations of mishandling user data, PUBG Corporation has released an official statement over the matter. The main deal is that Tencent will no longer be the publisher of the hit battle…
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Indian Government Bans more Chinese Apps
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The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology released a press statement confirming the newly outlawed…
Google Photo brings Update for iOS users
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The Google Photos app recently released an update for iOS platform. The update adds several useful new features,…
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Recently the US BIS (Bureau of Industry and Security) within the Department of Commerce has announced that it will further limit Huawei from accessing US chips. According to the press release, Huawei has been able to circumvent the ban by purchasing American components through third-party companies.…
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TikTok Issues Statement following US Executive Order
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Days earlier, the White House issued an executive order that bans TikTok from doing business with US companies. The…
U.S. Executive Orders Issued on TikTok, Wechat Ban
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President Donald Trump on Thursday has issued an executive orders that would ban the social media app TikTok and…
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The Trump administration is apparently considering a ban on some Chinese social media apps, including the popular video app TikTok. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo mentioned the possibility on July 7th, saying it was “something we’re looking at” in a Fox News interview and on July 31st, President…
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U.S.A still upholds ban on Huawei
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Following the ban on China's telecommunications giant Huawei, the company has been making series of effort to…
Google loses high profile employees
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Recently reports are coming from Google claiming that they’ve lost two key employees within their smartphone…
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Recently accusations have been coming upon one of China's mobile giant Xiaomi, that it has been remotely collecting amounts of private data from unsuspecting users
Forbes recently reported That "The device was also recording what folders one opened and to which screens one swiped, including the…
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