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In A Bold Move Against China, India Bans 59 Chinese Apps
In a bold move against China, India bans 59 prominent Chinese Apps in a move on Monday. Leading the list by popular Apps such as Tik Tok and WeChat, almost 60 Chinese Apps have been banned due to security reasons. The Chinese government on Tuesday reacted that the move is discriminatory in nature.
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China Warns 8 Years Imprisonment for Tibetans Sharing Hong Kong News
The Chinese authorities in Tibet have published instructions on their state run news website not to share illegal content on their micro messaging app, WeChat. According to the instruction published weeks ago, Tibetan nationals have been warned of punishment up to 8 years imprisonment for share news related to Hong Kong on WeChat.
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China’s TikTok App is Banned in India Following a Court Order
The trending short video app from China, TikTok has been banned from India following a court order earlier. According to the Reuters, the Chinese origin entertainment app has been removed from app stores of both the Google and Apple platforms following a government order on Monday.
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Australia’s Defence Department Bans China’s Wechat
With growing concern over Chinese espionage, Australia’s Department of Defence bans the use or download of popular Chinese micro-messaging app WeChat among its staff. With limited access of Facebook and other social media apps still allowed among the staff, the Chinese app is suspected to contain spyware bugs.
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Tibetan Man Beaten, Arrested For Sharing Dalai Lama Pictures
A Tibetan man was beaten and arrested for sharing pictures of His Holiness the Dalai Lama on the social media in Sershul County in Kardze, eastern Tibet. The young Tibetan man was had also shared the pictures of Tibetan Flag and had also been sharing writings on the preservation of the Tibetan language.
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Here’s what you need to know before installing MEITU.
After Chinese popular chat app, WeChat came under harsh criticism for violation of privacy, censorship and accused of passing the information of its user to the govt, another Chinese app Meitu is accused of collecting more than necessary information of its user. The popular Chinese photo- editing does more than just making you selfies beautiful,…
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Wechat Enabled Tibetans To Pass Their Prayers For Dalai Lama’s Health
Tibetans inside Tibet gathered in huge numbers to pray for the quick recovery of His Holiness the Dalai Lama while he was undergoing prostrate treatment at the Mayo Clinic in the US while at the same time Tibetans have resorted to technology to make their prayers heard.