Members of the Working Journalist of India (WJI) hold placards urging citizens to remove Chinese apps and stop using Chinese products during a demonstration against the Chinese newspaper Global Times in New Delhi on June 30, 2020. Photo: AFP
Members of the Working Journalist of India (WJI) hold placards urging citizens to remove Chinese apps and stop using Chinese products during a demonstration against the Chinese newspaper Global Times in New Delhi on June 30, 2020. Photo: AFP

India’s latest ban on Chinese apps casts shadow over mainland tech firms’ global ambitions

  • Indian authorities have banned 54 more Chinese-linked apps, citing security concerns, according to a local news report
  • Geopolitical tensions and value differences have contributed to India’s continuous scrutiny of Chinese apps, analyst says

Members of the Working Journalist of India (WJI) hold placards urging citizens to remove Chinese apps and stop using Chinese products during a demonstration against the Chinese newspaper Global Times in New Delhi on June 30, 2020. Photo: AFP
Members of the Working Journalist of India (WJI) hold placards urging citizens to remove Chinese apps and stop using Chinese products during a demonstration against the Chinese newspaper Global Times in New Delhi on June 30, 2020. Photo: AFP
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