Tik Tok succumbed to India, Chinese apps out of Google and Apple Play Store

The impact of the Indian government's strictness against the Chinese app is beginning to be seen. The Google Play Store and Apple Play Store also removed these apps from their platform on Thursday after the Union Home Ministry banned 59 Chinese mobile apps. At the same time, Tik Tok has also succumbed to the strictness of India. Tik Tok has decided that he will not challenge the decision of the Government of India. Apart from Tik Tok, the major apps that have been banned include UC Bros., Shareite, V Chat, Cam Scanner, MI Community.

After the decision of the Government of India, a Google spokesperson said, "We are studying the government's order." Meanwhile, all 59 Chinese apps have been temporarily blocked in India, informing the developer. Apple has taken the same action. Meanwhile, a spokesman for Tik Tok has said that we do not want legal action. The rules and laws of the government are accompanied. For us, sovereignty, security and privacy of user data have been at the top.

523 billion rupees loss due to ban on Tik Tok

A ban on Tik Tok in India could cause a loss of around Rs 523 billion to its parent company, Bytdance. The Chinese newspaper Global Times has released this figure. In the last few years, ByteDance has invested around 74 billion rupees in the Indian market. According to the mobile app review company Censor Tower, TikTalk was downloaded 11.2 million times in India in May, which is 20 percent of the total market.