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South Korea's PUBG Corp Says Tencent Won't Publish Mobile Game In India
PUBG Corp would take on the responsibilities of publishing the mobile game in India, the company said.
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'China's Aggressive Behaviour Violates Bilateral Agreements': Rajnath Singh To China's Defence Minister
Chinese defense minister Wei Fenghe said that "India bears full responsibility for current China-India border tensions," according to Global Times.
By Newsroom

China Seeks Meeting With Rajnath: India Must Guard Against Its Doublespeak, Says Expert
After India's PUBG ban, China 'wants to assuage the situation so that the Indian market accepts Chinese goods and apps'.
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How Chinese Media Reacted To Reports Of India Banning More China Apps
This week, India banned 47 Chinese apps, which were clones of the ones banned earlier, and is reportedly examining 275 more Chinese apps.
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BevQ App Approved: Malayalis Flood Sundar Pichai And Google With Thanks
The alcohol-distribution app's launch delay last week had sent many people into a spiral on Pichais Facebook page.
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There's A New Problematic Dating Trend, One Based On DNA Matching
Harvard geneticist George Church says he can ensure no child is born with genetic disorders by matching users by DNA. But is his app digiD8 something to be worried about?
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App Permissions Are An All Access Pass To Your Phone
Excessive app permissions are all over Android, and since the companies arent doing enough, its up to us to be careful.
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FYI, Your Sleep Tracker Is Pretty Useless
Sleep trackers have become increasingly popular, but many experts think they're bogus. Here's why.
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If You Installed FaceApp, You Should Be Aware Of Its Privacy Policy
The Russian-made app is backed by a far-reaching legal document. As are many other apps you use on a daily basis.
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