Facebook to PUBG, Army directs troops to delete 89 apps Amid growing security concerns, the Indian Army has directed its troops to delete 89 smartphone applications . The decision comes after the government's ban on 59 Chinese applications, and it affects several popular services operating in India, including social media apps Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, video app Zoom, dating app Tinder, and battle royale title PUBG. Here are all the details. In this article Move to plug leakage of information Apps banned across a range of categories These popular apps are going away Here's the complete list A week to delete the apps Reason Move to plug leakage of information ANI's sources familiar with the developments within the Indian Army say that troops have been asked to delete 89 popular smartphone apps to "plug leakage of information." "Such guidelines are issued periodically. These are more significant now in the context of the current border ...
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