Inc42 Shots | Indian Army Bans Hike, PUBG, Tinder Among 89 Apps

Inc42 Shots | Indian Army Bans Hike, PUBG, Tinder Among 89 Apps

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In a bid to plug all possible information leakages, the Indian army has reportedly asked its personnel to delete 89 mobile-applications ranging from social media, ecommerce, utilities, dating apps, news platforms and others. The list includes the 59 Chinese apps recently banned over data security issues.

The list of apps army personnel have been asked to delete is divided into categories like messaging platforms, video hosting, content sharing, web browsers, video and live streaming platform, utility apps, gaming platforms, dating apps, health apps, ecommerce companies, lifestyle apps and music apps, and blogging platforms.

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