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The banned apps reportedly include Crypviser, Enigma, Safeswiss, Wickrme, Mediafire, Briar, BChat, Nandbox, Conion, IMO, Element, Second Line, Zangi and Threema.

Modi govt bans 14 messaging apps used by terrorists: reports

Union govt banned 14 messaging apps: reports Govt sources said apps were being used by terrorists: reports Apps used by terrorists to talk to Pak handlers: reports

The banned apps reportedly include Crypviser, Enigma, Safeswiss, Wickrme, Mediafire, Briar, BChat, Nandbox, Conion, IMO, Element, Second Line, Zangi and Threema.

In a fresh crackdown on mobile apps allegedly undermining India's security, the Narendra Modi government banned 14 messaging applications.
These apps were allegedly being used by terrorists to send and receive messages from handlers in Pakistan, as per government sources cited in news reports.
The banned apps reportedly include Crypviser, Enigma, Safeswiss, Wickrme, Mediafire, Briar, BChat, Nandbox, Conion, IMO, Element, Second Line, Zangi and Threema.
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Bluesky, which is a Twitter alternative backed by Jack Dorsey, the co-founder and former CEO of Twitter, is now accessible to more testers on the iOS App Store. 

Jack Dorsey-backed Bluesky: The new Twitter?

Bluesky, which is a Twitter alternative backed by Jack Dorsey, the co-founder and former CEO of Twitter, is now accessible to more testers on the iOS App Store.&nbsp;

Bluesky, which is a Twitter alternative backed by Jack Dorsey, the co-founder and former CEO of Twitter, is now accessible to more testers on the iOS App Store. Despite still being in beta phase and requiring an invitation, its availability on the App Store suggests an imminent public release, according to TechCrunch. Although there has been little news about Bluesky since October 2022, the team behind the project has provided an update on their blog about the social protocol that underpins the app.Initially developed within Twitter in 2019, Bluesky had financial backing from the company and is now operating as a public benefit company. Some users are receiving invitations to test the app, and over 2,000 users have downloaded the iOS app since it was introduced on February 17, 2023, according to Data.ai. However, it is not yet available on Google Play and is not currently ranked on any Top Charts in the United States. Before Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter, he and Dorsey had already discussed the concept of an open-source protocol via text messages.

People were allegedly lured into taking loans, and then the rates of interest were raised to as high as 3,000% per annum.

Fresh crackdown on China-linked apps: Modi govt plans to ban betting and loan apps, says report

Fresh crackdown on China-linked apps: Modi govt plans to ban over 200 betting and loan apps, says report


People were allegedly lured into taking loans, and then the rates of interest were raised to as high as 3,000% per annum.

In a fresh crackdown on mobile apps with Chinese links, the Narendra Modi administration is planning to ban 138 betting apps and 94 lending apps, according to sources quoted by news agency ANI.
The operations of the apps were found to be prejudicial to the sovereignty and integrity of India, as per the report. The government had received multiple complaints alleging extortion and harassment of people who had availed of small loans through the apps.
People were allegedly lured into taking loans, and then the rates of interest were raised to as high as 3,000% per annum. Those unable to pay were threatened and harassed, and there were even some cases of suicide in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, as per the report.
Based on these inputs, the MHA started analysing 28 Chinese loan lending apps six months ago. However, they found that 94 apps are available on e-stores and that others are working through third-party links.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/pakistan-govt-plans-stricter-punishment-for-ridiculing-army-judiciary-watch-details-of-legislation-1675589435167">Pakistan govt plans stricter punishment for 'ridiculing' Army, judiciary: watch details of legislation</a>
It is learnt that these apps are the brainchild of Chinese nationals who hired Indians and made them directors in operation.
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) issued an advisory, stating that since betting and gambling are illegal in most parts of the country, advertisements of these betting platforms, as well as their surrogates, are also illegal under the provisions of the Consumer Protection Act 2019, Cable TV Network Regulation Act 1995 and the IT Rules, 2021.
(With ANI inputs)

Days after Elon Musk bought Twitter, former US President Donald Trump made his social media move.
Two months after Trump launched his own social media platform called Truth Social, the businessman-turned-politician finally made his first post on the app.
Trump was banned from Twitter in 2021 over the Capitol Hill riots. The ex-President had been accused of inciting violence.
On his new platform, Trump posted, “I’m back! #covfefe.” The hashtag was a reference to an old tweet of Trump’s that was heavily mocked.
Earlier, Trump had said that he won’t return to Twitter even as Elon Musk has promised greater freedom of speech on the platform.

Donald Trump’s big move after Elon Musk buys Twitter: first post on Truth Social, says ‘Covfefe’

Days after Elon Musk bought Twitter, former US President Donald Trump made his social media move.
Two months after Trump launched his own social media platform called Truth Social, the businessman-turned-politician finally made his first post on the app.
Trump was banned from Twitter in 2021 over the Capitol Hill riots.
The ex-President had been accused of inciting violence.
On his new platform, Trump posted, &ldquo;I&rsquo;m back! #covfefe.&rdquo;
The hashtag was a reference to an old tweet of Trump&rsquo;s that was heavily mocked.
Earlier, Trump had said that he won&rsquo;t return to Twitter even as Elon Musk has promised greater freedom of speech on the platform.

Two months after Trump launched his own social media platform called Truth Social, the businessman-turned-politician finally made his first post on the app.

Days after Elon Musk bought Twitter, former US President Donald Trump made his social media move.
Two months after Trump launched his own social media platform called Truth Social, the businessman-turned-politician finally made his first post on the app.
Trump was banned from Twitter in 2021 over the Capitol Hill riots. The ex-President had been accused of inciting violence.
On his new platform, Trump posted, &ldquo;I&rsquo;m back! #covfefe.&rdquo; The hashtag was a reference to an old tweet of Trump&rsquo;s that was heavily mocked.
Earlier, Trump had said that he won&rsquo;t return to Twitter even as Elon Musk has promised greater freedom of speech on the platform.

The Tata Group has clicked it's ambition of a super app to life with the launch of super app Tata Neu. After test launching it for nearly 800,000 Tata employees six months ago it is now available on Google Play Store and Apple App Store. 
So what all can you do with the super app?The salt to software conglomerate has assembled all it's offering under one umbrella app for payments. So one can buy their groceries from Bigbasket or medicines from 1mg. Get all the clothing needs from Westside and gadget fix from Croma. Catering to the luxury and indulgence client base Tata's offer Tata Cliq via Neu and also all holiday needs with Air India & Air Asia and obviously you check yourself into a Taj group hotel. What are Neu Coins?For spending on the app every time, the company will reward users with Neu Coins, which will be redeemable on the services being provided through the app. SUPER APP 'TATA NEU'The Rewards Hook- Will offer 'Neu Coins'- Redeemable online & offline at Tata brands- 1 Neu Coin = `1 

Tata Neu: What all can you do with the super app

Designed to be a super-app, Tata Neu offers everything from daily grocery, latest gadgets, flight bookings, and holidays.

Grocery-&nbsp;Bigbasket Medicines- 1mg Apparel-Westside Electronics-Croma Luxury goods-Tata&nbsp;Cliq Travel tickets-&nbsp; Air India, AirAsia Book Hotels-&nbsp;Taj Group Pay &amp; manage-Tata&nbsp;Sky Bills, other payments-Tata&nbsp;UPI

Tata Neu app is set to take on the likes of Amazon, Jio and Google with 10-15 million visits even before its launch for everyone

The Tata&nbsp;Group has clicked it's ambition of a super app to life with the launch of Tata&nbsp;Neu.&nbsp;After test launching it for nearly 800,000 Tata&nbsp;employees six months ago it is now available on Google Play Store and Apple App Store.&nbsp;
So what all can you do with the super app? The salt to software conglomerate has assembled all it's offering under one umbrella app for payments. So one can buy their groceries from&nbsp;Bigbasket&nbsp;or medicines from&nbsp;1mg. Get all the clothing needs from Westside&nbsp;and gadget fix from Croma. Catering to the luxury and indulgence client base Tata's offer Tata&nbsp;Cliq&nbsp;via Neu&nbsp;and also all holiday needs with Air India &amp; Air Asia and obviously you check yourself into a Taj&nbsp;group hotel.&nbsp; What are Neu&nbsp;Coins? For spending on the app every time, the company will reward users with Neu Coins, which will be redeemable on the services being provided through the app. &nbsp;

Tata Group to face off with Ambani and Bezos as Tata Neu the super app from the house Tatas' launches this week, beating them at the race in India. The salt to software conglomerate revealed the launch date on it's website and also on Google Play Store, stating that "start your new journey with us on April 7"."Find everything from groceries, to gadgets, to getaways on Tata Neu. Pay instantly for any of your online and in-store purchases, utility bills and more, using Tata Pay," it added.According to the information available, the Tata Neu app rewards every time users shop, book flights and hotels, and more. For spending, the Tata Neu app offers rewards in the form of Neu coins that are redeemable for other services.N Chandra led Tata group had already started advertising the super app amidst the IPL for which they are the main sponsors. The app until now has been available for use only for Tata group employees. 

Meet Tata Neu: Tata Group's super app to be launched on April 7

The salt to software conglomerate revealed the launch date on it's website and also on Google Play Store, stating that "start your new journey with us on April 7"

One can make payments across multiple Tata brand apps, websites and in-store using NeuCoins, cards, UPI, EMI and more.

Tata&nbsp;Group to face off with&nbsp;Ambani and Bezos&nbsp;as Tata&nbsp;Neu the super app from the house Tatas' launches this week, beating them at the race in India. The salt to software conglomerate revealed the launch date on it's website and also on&nbsp;Google Play Store, stating that "start your new journey with us on April 7". "Find everything from groceries, to gadgets, to getaways on Tata Neu. Pay instantly for any of your online and in-store purchases, utility bills and more, using Tata Pay," it added.
Also read/watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/hdfc-and-hdfc-bank-announce-a-transformational-merger-1649043525745" target="_blank">HDFC and HDFC Bank announce mega merger; details here</a> According to the information available, the Tata Neu app rewards every time users shop, book flights and hotels, and more. For spending, the Tata Neu app offers rewards in the form of Neu coins that are redeemable for other services. N Chandra led Tata&nbsp;group had already started advertising the super app amidst the IPL&nbsp;for which they are the main sponsors. The app until now has been available for use only for Tata&nbsp;group employees.&nbsp;
Also read/watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/sri-lanka-crisis-why-dynasty-politics-and-rajpaksas-are-being-blamed-1649048985285" target="_blank">Sri Lanka crisis: Why dynasty politics and Rajpaksas are being blamed</a>

Days after the Indian government banned over 50 Chinese apps, Beijing reacted to the development.
A spokesperson for the Chinese commerce ministry reportedly said that the ban damages "legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies". Gao Feng was quoted as saying that Delhi bhas been taking "several measures to put pressure on Chinese enterprises and related services" in India.
ALSO WATCH | India bans 54 Chinese apps citing security threats: Garena Free Fire and more banned
The Chinese official added that Beijing hopes that Delhi will take "concrete measures to maintain the sound development momentum of bilateral economic and trade cooperation", as per reports.
On February 14, the Government of India reportedly announced a ban on 54 Chinese apps which threaten national security. The apps were accused of obtaining "various critical permissions" and collecting "sensitive user data". This data was being misused and transmitted to servers located in "hostile country", the Indian government reportedly said.
The apps in the latest ban list included Sweet Selfie HD, Beauty Camera - Selfie Camera, Garena Free Fire - Illuminate, Viva Video Editor, Tencent Xriver, Onmyoji Arena, AppLock and Dual Space Lite.
India has reportedly blocked over 300 Chinese apps since aggression by Chinese forces along the disputed border in Ladakh led to a face-off which is still persisting.

China reacts to India's latest app ban: 'Damages rights, interests of our firms'

A spokesperson for the Chinese commerce ministry reportedly said that the ban damages "legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies".

Days after the Indian government banned over 50 Chinese apps, Beijing reacted to the development. A spokesperson for the Chinese commerce ministry reportedly said that the ban damages "legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies". Gao Feng was quoted as saying that Delhi bhas been taking "several measures to put pressure on Chinese enterprises and related services" in India. The Chinese official added that Beijing hopes that Delhi will take "concrete measures to maintain the sound development momentum of bilateral economic and trade cooperation", as per reports. On February 14, the Government of India reportedly announced a ban on 54 Chinese apps which threaten national security. The apps were accused of obtaining "various critical permissions" and collecting "sensitive user data". This data was being misused and transmitted to servers located in "hostile country", the Indian government reportedly said. The apps in the latest ban list included Sweet Selfie HD, Beauty Camera - Selfie Camera, Garena Free Fire - Illuminate, Viva Video Editor, Tencent Xriver, Onmyoji Arena, AppLock and Dual Space Lite.
India has reportedly blocked over 300 Chinese apps since aggression by Chinese forces along the disputed border in Ladakh led to a face-off which is still persisting.
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Days after the Indian government banned over 50 Chinese apps, Beijing reacted to the development.
A spokesperson for the Chinese commerce ministry reportedly said that the ban damages "legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies".&nbsp;Gao Feng was quoted as saying that Delhi bhas been taking "several measures to put pressure on Chinese enterprises and related services" in India.
The Chinese official added that Beijing hopes that Delhi will take "concrete measures to maintain the sound development momentum of bilateral economic and trade cooperation", as per reports.
ALSO WATCH | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/india-bans-54-chinese-apps-citing-security-threats-garena-free-fire-and-more-banned-1644824691085" target="_blank">India bans 54 Chinese apps citing security threats: Garena Free Fire and more banned</a>
On February 14, the Government of India reportedly announced a ban on 54 Chinese apps which threaten national security.&nbsp;The apps were accused of obtaining "various critical permissions" and collecting "sensitive user data".&nbsp;This data was being misused and transmitted to servers located in "hostile country", the Indian government reportedly said.
The apps in the latest ban list included Sweet Selfie HD, Beauty Camera - Selfie Camera, Garena Free Fire - Illuminate, Viva Video Editor, Tencent Xriver, Onmyoji Arena, AppLock and Dual Space Lite.
India has reportedly blocked over 300 Chinese apps since aggression by Chinese forces along the disputed border in Ladakh&nbsp;led to a face-off which is still persisting.

Google's&nbsp;AI app, Google Lens has hit more than 500-million installs on the Play store. Google Lens has hit more than 500-million installs on the Play store. The new milestone is noteworthy because Google Lens usually doesn't come pre-loaded on smartphones. Originally, launched back in 2018 as a separate entity, Google Lens uses image recognition to help users navigate the real world through Google Assistant. It lets you translate text in real-time, look up words, add events to your calendar, call a number, and more.

Google Lens crosses 500 million installs on Play Store

Google's&nbsp;AI app, Google Lens has hit more than 500-million installs on the Play store.

Google's&nbsp;AI app, Google Lens has hit more than 500-million installs on the Play store. The new milestone is noteworthy because Google Lens usually doesn't come pre-loaded on smartphones. Originally, launched back in 2018 as a separate entity, Google Lens uses image recognition to help users navigate the real world through Google Assistant. It lets you translate text in real-time, look up words, add events to your calendar, call a number, and more.
Google Lens crosses 500 million installs on Play Store Available as a separate entity since 2018 Google Lens is an image recognition tool

Google's&nbsp;AI app, Google Lens has hit more than 500-million installs on the Play store. Google Lens has hit more than 500-million installs on the Play store. The new milestone is noteworthy because Google Lens usually doesn't come pre-loaded on smartphones. Originally, launched back in 2018 as a separate entity, Google Lens uses image recognition to help users navigate the real world through Google Assistant. It lets you translate text in real-time, look up words, add events to your calendar, call a number, and more.

WhatsApp group chats are showing up on Google. This means any person could find or join a private WhatsApp group by just searching on Google.

Report: Private WhatsApp group chats are on Google search 

As per a new report, WhatsApp group chats are showing up on Google. This means any person could find or join a private WhatsApp group by just searching on Google.

WhatsApp is in trouble yet again. As per a new report, WhatsApp group chats are showing up on Google, which means any person could find or join a private WhatsApp group by just searching on Google. The Facebook-owned messaging service has not commented on the issue yet. To recall, a similar problem was reported back in June 2019 when an independent cybersecurity researcher had discovered a vulnerability in WhatsApp web portal that leaked over 30,000 users&rsquo; mobile numbers. The numbers, according to the researcher, belonged to users in the US, UK, India and almost all the other countries. They are indexed by Google Search, allowing any Internet&nbsp;user to discover them.
Report: Private WhatsApp group chats are on Google search
Any person on the internet could join your private group
Whatsapp numbers leaked on Google search in 2019
Over 30,000 users in India, other countries affected

WhatsApp is in trouble yet again. As per a new report, WhatsApp group chats are showing up on Google, which means any person could find or join a private <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/whatsapp-vs-signal-what-s-the-safer-option-1610211514585" target="_blank" >WhatsApp</a> group by just searching on Google.
The Facebook-owned messaging service has not commented on the issue yet. To recall, a similar problem was reported back in June 2019 when an independent cybersecurity researcher had discovered a vulnerability in WhatsApp web portal that leaked over 30,000 users&rsquo; mobile numbers.
The numbers, according to the researcher, belonged to users in the US, UK, India and almost all the other countries. They are indexed by Google Search, allowing any Internet&nbsp;user to discover them.

Snapchat may soon be introducing five Indian languages on its platform, according to reports. In its efforts to reach a larger user base, the photo-messaging app has launched a beta version to test Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi and Malay. It's not known when the new languages support will officially be launched by Snapchat or whether the beta version is compatible with both Android and iOS operating systems.

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