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India to impose permanent ban on 59 Chinese apps, including TikTok

reuters2021-01-26

(Reuters) - India’s ministry of electronics and information technology has issued fresh notices to make permanent a ban imposed on video app TikTok and 58 other Chinese apps in June, Indian media ...

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wenhaooo
·2021-01-27
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·2021-01-27
Cray
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Joannee
·2021-01-27
Oh no
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Elyse
·2021-01-27
Omg
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- 饿了才撒娇卖萌:
  可能他们要发明自己的
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TeenPopZ
·2021-01-27
Wow
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·2021-01-27
If you cant beat them, ban them
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·2021-01-27
Wow that suck
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·2021-01-27
baning is just not so smart
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·2021-01-27
Omg[噴血]
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·2021-01-26
Jealousy!!!
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·2021-01-26
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·2021-01-26
Oh no. Banning.
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