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FDI cap in digital news meant to check Chinese, other foreign influence, says I&B official
Government officials said the clarification will help in developing “an improved regulatory framework for digital news sites” and address the present lack of regulatory oversight over digital media news entities under the FDI policy.
India bans 59 Chinese apps including TikTok, WeChat, Helo
ShareIT, UC browser and shopping app Clubfactory are among other prominent apps which have been banned.
India's ban on Chinese apps: What next?
The brunt of the order is likely to be felt by short video content apps that were a hit beyond Tier 1 and 2 India.
Domestic media welcomes FDI cap for digital news entities
Will ensure level playing field for Indian news sites with aggregators and other digital outlets: INS president.
Chinese apps become a hunting ground for paedophiles
The videos — and there are at least 560 more of them — were posted on the account, 'Gaon ki Bachchiya' (Village Girls), which has nearly 98,000 followers.
How Chinese apps are making inroads in Indian small towns
Chinese firms have launched mobile apps directly in India to capture the next generation of internet users.
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The critical flaw in India's mobile security
Once hackers access your device, they can easily use your microphone or camera to record you.
News aggregator NewsDog raises $50m from Tencent, others
The company, which has been topping the Google Play store news category since 2016, claims to have over 50 million users and is available in 10 local languages.
ShareChat valuation may hit $400 million in new round
The deal is expected to increase the valuation of the startup 4-5 times to $400 million in less than six months after it raised funds from Xiaomi and Shunwei late last year.
Chinese tech, media companies back desi news sites
One of the top news apps in India on the Google Play Store, News-Dog, just like UCWeb, which is backed by Tencent’s rival Alibaba, aggregates news and other types of content.
China Link: NewsDog, UC News and others face govt scrutiny
Indian troops on the China border have been asked to format their smartphones and delete Chinese apps that may be compromising national security.
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