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Chinese apps are thriving in India, despite being banned for almost a year
Last year, the Centre brought down hundreds of Chinese apps for engaging in activities 'prejudicial to the sovereignty, integrity and security of the country'.
Chinese app stores remove Alibaba's UC browser on Android phones, it's still available for Apple devices
China has been tightening regulation of its vast internet sector.
Xiaomi to take legal action against those spreading misinformation: MD Manu Kumar Jain
The company also clarified that it has its own Cleaner app which is separate from the Clean Master app banned by the government. Xiaomi said it is removing the industry definitions (also used by Clean Master app) which are vital for functioning of its cleaner app. The new version of the Cleaner app can be updated by users.
Manu Kumar Jain debunks misinformation, says all apps banned by Govt will be removed from its OS MIUI
The Xiaomi India head also took a strong stand against misinformation.
Government's move to ban apps will hurt Xiaomi India revenue: Analysts
A browser earns royalties from its default search engine , digital ads and other integrated shortcuts on its home page. Mi Browser currently displays 15 shortcuts including social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, LinkedIn and shopping websites ShopClues etc.
List of banned Chinese apps gets 15 new entries, most are 'lite', 'pro' versions
Among the new apps included in the list are photo editor AirBrush, short video and prediction tool Meipai and camera app BoXxCAM, which are owned by China’s Meitu, which makes smartphones as well as many popular selfie apps.
Mike Pompeo welcomes India's decision to ban Chinese apps
India on Monday banned 59 apps with Chinese links, including the hugely popular TikTok and UC Browser, for engaging in "activities which are prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order".
Take user privacy seriously, don't collect data without consent: Xiaomi
Xiaomi India Managing Director said that the company does not collect any user data that the user has not explicitly given permission or consent to. He added that in the browser's incognito mode, all user data is completely encrypted and anonymised. He also pointed out that all Mi Browser and Mi Cloud data of Indian users is stored locally in AWS servers in India.
Chinese apps seek excessive information from users: Survey
At least six of the ten most popular Chinese apps ask users to provide access to camera and microphones.
Mint Browser review: Use your voice to search the internet
Like Chrome, you can also search from the address bar and you can use Google, Bing or Yahoo.
Xiaomi, India's biggest smartphone maker, now wants to lend you money
Xiaomi now plans to foray into consumer finance and business-to-business lending by floating a NBFC.
Xiaomi to spend a chunk of IPO money on India operations
Xiaomi has made investments in 10 startups in India, several of which align with its strategy of building internet services, such as social networking app Sharechat
India is fighting the Doklam war with China on a 5-inch battleground
Most of the Indians using various Chinese smartphones are not aware how their phones have turned into a battleground for two countries.
Troops asked to get rid of apps to foil espionage bids
Troops posted along LAC have been told to delete apps like WeChat, Truecaller, Weibo, UC Browser and UC News, or reformat the phones altogether.
Xiaomi investors question $100 billion valuation goal for IPO
People close to the deal had built up the idea that Xiaomi could raise at least $10 billion at a valuation of $100 billion, which would make it the biggest global offering since Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. debuted in New York four years ago.
Android was 'probably the best decision Google ever made' says its former leader Hugo Barra
"Android was probably the best decision that Google ever made - you know, years ago," said Xiaomi's vice president Hugo Barra.
Android probably Google's best decision: Xiaomi's Hugo Barra
"Android was probably the best decision that Google ever made - you know, years ago," Barra said. "And the fruit of that will be around for many decades."
Lured by tech-savvy Indian market, Chinese technology startups are squaring off against each other
This follows close on the heels of moves by smartphone companies Meizu and OnePlus to actively challenge the dominance of Xiaomi in India.
Gadget Review: Xiaomi Mi Pad
The IPS LCD has excellent viewing angles and the 2048 x 1536 pixel resolution makes everything on the screen look pin sharp.
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