The Indian government has banned 59 mobile apps in different ways, including apps such as China's app Tik-Tok, Shareit and V-Chat. The government said that these apps are harmful to the sovereignty, integrity and national security of the country. These sanctions have been imposed in the Ladakh region amidst current tense conditions with Chinese troops on the Line of Actual Control.

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Fans also trolled: The banned list includes Beago Live, Hello, Likey, Cam Scanner, Wego Video, MI Video Call - Xiaomi, MI Community, Clash of Kings as well as e-commerce platform Club Factory and Shein. TicketLock has over 200 million users in India.

Complaints were received: The IT Ministry said in an official statement released on Monday that it has received several complaints from various sources, including several reports about the misuse of some mobile apps available on Android and iOS platforms. These reports state that these apps "steal users' data and send them unauthorized to servers located outside India". The Indian government has banned 59 mobile apps including Tik-Tok, UC browser. "The compilation, scrutiny and profiling of these data by elements hostile to India's national security, ultimately leading to India's sovereignty and integrity, is a matter of great concern," the statement said. Emergency measures are needed.

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