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Excerpt | Remember UC Browser? The Story Of How A Small Chinese App Once Gave Chrome A Run For Its Money
Its rise was fuelled by a perfect alignment with India's early internet realities - slow 2G/3G networks, low-end devices and a hunger for localised content. Its fall, however, was equally inevitable.
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Alibaba's UC Browser Removed From Chinese Android App Stores Following Unqualified Medical Advertisements
Chinese app stores have removed Alibaba's UC Browser for mobiles, after it was criticised on Chinese state television's annual consumer rights show for including medical advertisements by unqualified companies.
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Permanent Ban On TikTok, 58 Chinese Apps In India From June
Tiktok, WeChat and 57 other Chinese apps stand permanently banned from India after notices were issued to them last year. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology issued fresh notices to make permanent the ban imposed on these apps in June, days after an unprecedented escalation in a border row with China. According to reports, the go...
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China's Commerce Ministry Strongly Condemns India Ban on Chinese Mobile Apps
China's commerce ministry said on Thursday it strongly opposed India banning Chinese mobile apps. Indian actions violate the legal interests of Chinese investors and services providers and China asks India to correct its mistakes, commerce ministry spokesman Gao Feng told a briefing.
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Government Said to Widen Chinese App Ban to Include More From Xiaomi, Baidu
India has banned some mobile apps of Chinese companies such as Xiaomi Corp and Baidu, three sources told Reuters on Wednesday, in New Delhi's latest move to hit Chinese companies following a border clash between the neighbours.
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Government Bans 47 More Chinese Apps in India After TikTok, 58 Others Banned in June: Report
The government has banned 47 apps of Chinese origin in India. The new move comes just weeks after the ban of 59 initial Chinese apps that took place just late last month.
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Alibaba, Jack Ma Summoned by Indian Court on Former Employee's Complaint
An Indian court has summoned Alibaba and its founder Jack Ma in a case in which a former employee in India says he was wrongfully fired after objecting to what he saw as censorship and fake news on company apps, documents seen by Reuters showed.
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Alibaba's UCWeb Lays Off India Staff, Club Factory Halts Payments Following Chinese App Ban
Alibaba subsidiary UCWeb decided to lay off staff in India, as it stopped services following Indian government’s order to ban Chinese apps. On the other hand, China-based e-commerce app Club Factory announced that it is putting all settlements with sellers on the app and website on hold as it invokes a "force majeure" clause, freeing it from cont...
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UCWeb Sacks India Staff, Club Factory Stops Payments Post App Ban: Report
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd's subsidiary UC Web is slashing staff in India after a ban on 59 Chinese-origin mobile apps that includes UC Web's browser and two other products, according to staff and a company letter seen by Reuters.
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Government Said to Quiz Owners of Banned Chinese Apps Over Content, Practices
Chinese companies such as TikTok-owner ByteDance have been asked by India to answer 77 questions about their apps that have been banned by New Delhi, including whether they censored content, worked on behalf of foreign governments or lobbied influencers.
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Excerpt | Remember UC Browser? The Story Of How A Small Chinese App Once Gave Chrome A Run For Its Money
Its rise was fuelled by a perfect alignment with India's early internet realities - slow 2G/3G networks, low-end devices and a hunger for localised content. Its fall, however, was equally inevitable.
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Alibaba's UC Browser Removed From Chinese Android App Stores Following Unqualified Medical Advertisements
Chinese app stores have removed Alibaba's UC Browser for mobiles, after it was criticised on Chinese state television's annual consumer rights show for including medical advertisements by unqualified companies.
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Permanent Ban On TikTok, 58 Chinese Apps In India From June
Tiktok, WeChat and 57 other Chinese apps stand permanently banned from India after notices were issued to them last year. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology issued fresh notices to make permanent the ban imposed on these apps in June, days after an unprecedented escalation in a border row with China. According to reports, the go...
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China's Commerce Ministry Strongly Condemns India Ban on Chinese Mobile Apps
China's commerce ministry said on Thursday it strongly opposed India banning Chinese mobile apps. Indian actions violate the legal interests of Chinese investors and services providers and China asks India to correct its mistakes, commerce ministry spokesman Gao Feng told a briefing.
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Government Said to Widen Chinese App Ban to Include More From Xiaomi, Baidu
India has banned some mobile apps of Chinese companies such as Xiaomi Corp and Baidu, three sources told Reuters on Wednesday, in New Delhi's latest move to hit Chinese companies following a border clash between the neighbours.
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Government Bans 47 More Chinese Apps in India After TikTok, 58 Others Banned in June: Report
The government has banned 47 apps of Chinese origin in India. The new move comes just weeks after the ban of 59 initial Chinese apps that took place just late last month.
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Alibaba, Jack Ma Summoned by Indian Court on Former Employee's Complaint
An Indian court has summoned Alibaba and its founder Jack Ma in a case in which a former employee in India says he was wrongfully fired after objecting to what he saw as censorship and fake news on company apps, documents seen by Reuters showed.
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Alibaba's UCWeb Lays Off India Staff, Club Factory Halts Payments Following Chinese App Ban
Alibaba subsidiary UCWeb decided to lay off staff in India, as it stopped services following Indian government’s order to ban Chinese apps. On the other hand, China-based e-commerce app Club Factory announced that it is putting all settlements with sellers on the app and website on hold as it invokes a "force majeure" clause, freeing it from cont...
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UCWeb Sacks India Staff, Club Factory Stops Payments Post App Ban: Report
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd's subsidiary UC Web is slashing staff in India after a ban on 59 Chinese-origin mobile apps that includes UC Web's browser and two other products, according to staff and a company letter seen by Reuters.
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Government Said to Quiz Owners of Banned Chinese Apps Over Content, Practices
Chinese companies such as TikTok-owner ByteDance have been asked by India to answer 77 questions about their apps that have been banned by New Delhi, including whether they censored content, worked on behalf of foreign governments or lobbied influencers.
