PUBG virtual reality App with 118 New Chinese Apps Banned in INDIA

PUBG MOBILE, a crazily successful web gameplay shooting team playing, is among 118 Chinese apps closed by the government Wednesday in the midst of conflict over fresh Chinese aggression in Ladakh. This same move is in the interest of Indian sovereignty and integrity, military and intelligence, the government has stated.

Tencent's PUBG Mobile represents one of the largest mobile games on the market with over 734 million downloads. There seem to be nearly 50 million effective PUBG players in India, however, according to studies and player watches sometimes in 13 million regular visitors.

Such a move is a focused effort to maintain the stability, protection and independence of Indian virtual worlds, the move will consider the rights of Indian smartphone and web users, statements based According to the IT Ministry.

PUBG or PlayerUnknown's flashpoints features a hunger-style game in which 100 team faces off at military rifles until none of those is left. Tencent released a pulled-down mobile version that had the player rising exponentially, particularly at the period of the coronavirus lockdown.

Such blocked applications include football, payment platforms, dating services, and photos editing tools in India. The Indian Government said The stage involves a day after the government has again charged Chinese forces of offensive behaviour throughout the South Bank of Ladakh's Pangong Lake. Chinese troops made a very similar effort on August 31, but Indian soldiers seemed able to prevent them all times.