New Delhi: While Indian startups have largely welcomed the government's move to ban 43 more Chinese apps<\/a>, taking it to a total of 267 in a span of about five months, experts have also cautioned that users deserve more information and transparency about the reasons behind the actions. 而印度公司在很大程度上欢迎政府此举禁止43更多中国应用,它总共有267在跨度约为5个月,专家还提醒说,用户应该得到更多信息和透明度行动背后的原因。 新德里:印度公司在很大程度上欢迎政府禁止43的举措中国的应用,267的跨度约为5个月,专家还提醒说,用户应该得到更多信息和透明度行动背后的原因。
Extending its support to the latest \"digital strike<\/a>\" on Tuesday that banned 43 more Chinese apps, homegrown short video-sharing platform Chingari<\/a> said that some of the apps in the new list \"were banned earlier as well but they just cloaked themselves under a new identity to enter the Indian market.\"
\"The ban is a very smart move and sends out a clear message that Chinese apps cannot use such tactics to engage in activities that are 'prejudicial to India's sovereignty'. At the same time, we would like to assure our Chingari family that the safety of their data is our highest priority,\" Sumit Ghosh, CEO, Co-founder Chingari, said in a statement.
One of the banned apps include Snack Video which offered homegrown short video apps, that gained traction following ban on TikTok<\/a>, very tough competitions.
\"This is yet another welcome move from the government to stand against Chinese apps that always have had serious privacy issues. We happily extend our support to all the language users and creators of Snack Video especially who are residing in tier 3\/4 cities to come and join Bolo Indya<\/a>,\" said Varun Saxena, Founder and CEO, Bolo Indya.
However, Mishi Choudhary, Founder of SFLC.in, a legal services organisation working on law, technology and policy, said that the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology \"has made it a practice of issuing orders banning websites citing vague reasons without offering details that users deserve when being deprived of access to information.\"
Earlier on June, 29, the government had blocked access to 59 mobile apps and on September 2, 118 more apps were banned under section 69A of the Information Technology Act.
In addition, the government in late July, cracked down on 47 more mobile apps, most of which were reportedly clones or lite variants of the Chinese apps banned<\/a> in June.
Launching the fresh assault on 43 Chinese apps on Tuesday, the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology said the \"action was taken based on the inputs regarding these apps for engaging in activities which are prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order.\"
While announcing the ban on 59 apps in June, the ministry also said that it received \"many representations raising concerns from citizens regarding security of data and risk to privacy relating to operation of certain apps.\"
\"What started with the ironical assertion that the government was worried about personal data -- considering we are still dithering on a personal data protection law and stories about data theft are so rampant that they don't even make it to front page news anymore -- has now turned into an unfortunate trend,\" Choudhary said.
\"If these Chinese apps are indulging in notorious practices which they might be, more information and transparency would help users see these orders as necessary instead of what they look like now --a sign of controlling choice,\" she added.
SafeHouse Technologies, a cyber security tech enterprise that provides solutions to secure mobile phones, has welcomed the government's move to ban 43 more Chinese apps, saying that \"the government has yet again proved that the security and hygiene in the Indian smartphone<\/a> and app ecosystem needs to be maintained.\"
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印度的禁令43中国应用吸引了各种各样的反应
扩展支持最新的“数字罢工“周二,禁止43更多中国应用,国产短视频分享平台Chingari表示,一些应用程序的新列表”之前被禁止,但他们只是隐匿自己下一个新的身份进入印度市场。”
“禁令是一个非常聪明的举动,中国发出一个明确的信息,应用程序不能使用这种策略参与活动“偏见的印度的主权”。同时,我们想确保Chingari家族,他们的数据的安全是我们的优先级最高,“苏米特Ghosh、CEO、创始人Chingari,在一份声明中说。
“这是另一个欢迎从中国政府反对应用程序总是有严重的隐私问题。我们高兴地扩展支持的所有语言使用者和创造者零食视频特别是那些居住在3/4线城市来加入大刀IndyaVarun Saxena说:“创始人兼首席执行官,大刀Indya。
然而,被创始人Mishi。乔杜里。法律服务组织在从事法律、技术和政策表示,欧盟的电子和信息技术”使其实践发号施令禁止网站引用模糊的原因没有提供细节,用户应该当被剥夺获取信息。”
6月早些时候,29日,政府已经封锁了59移动应用和9月2日,118年更多的应用被禁止在信息技术法案的69节。
此外,政府在7月下旬,镇压了47个更多的移动应用程序,其中大多数是据报道克隆或lite变异的中国应用程序被禁止6月。
启动新的袭击43中国应用周二,欧盟电子产品和信息化部表示,“行动基于输入关于这些应用程序参与活动的偏见的主权和完整性的印度,印度的国防,国家和公共秩序安全。”
6月宣布禁止59应用时,外交部还表示,它收到了“许多表示担忧公民关于安全的相关数据和隐私风险运行某些程序。”
“与讽刺的断言政府开始担心个人数据——考虑到我们仍犹豫不决在个人数据保护法律和数据失窃的故事如此猖獗,他们甚至不让它头版新闻了,现在已经变成了一个不幸的趋势,“超说。乐动扑克
“如果这些中国应用沉溺于臭名昭著的实践可能,更多的信息和透明度将有助于用户看到这些订单是必要的,而不是他们现在看起来像什么,控制选择的迹象,”她补充道。
者技术、网络安全技术安全手机企业提供解决方案,欢迎政府的禁止43更多中国应用,称“政府已再次证明了印度的安全与卫生智能手机和应用生态系统需要维护。”
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New Delhi: While Indian startups have largely welcomed the government's move to ban 43 more Chinese apps<\/a>, taking it to a total of 267 in a span of about five months, experts have also cautioned that users deserve more information and transparency about the reasons behind the actions.
Extending its support to the latest \"digital strike<\/a>\" on Tuesday that banned 43 more Chinese apps, homegrown short video-sharing platform Chingari<\/a> said that some of the apps in the new list \"were banned earlier as well but they just cloaked themselves under a new identity to enter the Indian market.\"
\"The ban is a very smart move and sends out a clear message that Chinese apps cannot use such tactics to engage in activities that are 'prejudicial to India's sovereignty'. At the same time, we would like to assure our Chingari family that the safety of their data is our highest priority,\" Sumit Ghosh, CEO, Co-founder Chingari, said in a statement.
One of the banned apps include Snack Video which offered homegrown short video apps, that gained traction following ban on TikTok<\/a>, very tough competitions.
\"This is yet another welcome move from the government to stand against Chinese apps that always have had serious privacy issues. We happily extend our support to all the language users and creators of Snack Video especially who are residing in tier 3\/4 cities to come and join Bolo Indya<\/a>,\" said Varun Saxena, Founder and CEO, Bolo Indya.
However, Mishi Choudhary, Founder of SFLC.in, a legal services organisation working on law, technology and policy, said that the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology \"has made it a practice of issuing orders banning websites citing vague reasons without offering details that users deserve when being deprived of access to information.\"
Earlier on June, 29, the government had blocked access to 59 mobile apps and on September 2, 118 more apps were banned under section 69A of the Information Technology Act.
In addition, the government in late July, cracked down on 47 more mobile apps, most of which were reportedly clones or lite variants of the Chinese apps banned<\/a> in June.
Launching the fresh assault on 43 Chinese apps on Tuesday, the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology said the \"action was taken based on the inputs regarding these apps for engaging in activities which are prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order.\"
While announcing the ban on 59 apps in June, the ministry also said that it received \"many representations raising concerns from citizens regarding security of data and risk to privacy relating to operation of certain apps.\"
\"What started with the ironical assertion that the government was worried about personal data -- considering we are still dithering on a personal data protection law and stories about data theft are so rampant that they don't even make it to front page news anymore -- has now turned into an unfortunate trend,\" Choudhary said.
\"If these Chinese apps are indulging in notorious practices which they might be, more information and transparency would help users see these orders as necessary instead of what they look like now --a sign of controlling choice,\" she added.
SafeHouse Technologies, a cyber security tech enterprise that provides solutions to secure mobile phones, has welcomed the government's move to ban 43 more Chinese apps, saying that \"the government has yet again proved that the security and hygiene in the Indian smartphone<\/a> and app ecosystem needs to be maintained.\"
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