Ban of chinese applications

1. -Presented By
Akansha Wankhade
Naman Srivastava
Rishabh Bhuwania
Chandraye Mitra
Mohd. Asra Khalid
Shilpi Kumari
Sravani Mullapudi
Pratik Kothari
Ban of Chinese Applications

2. Introduction:
 The Indian Ministry of Electronics and
IT(MeitY) released a press note.
 For safety, security, defence, sovereignty
& integrity of India .
 Misadventurism

3.  India is a big market for Chinese apps.
 China’s market generated $5.8 million.
 Ban of apps on ethical background.
 Loss of $15 million a month .
Facts and Figures:

4. The decision to ban Chinese apps were
taken in four phases:
First phase ban
 Decision on 29th June,2020.
 Facts regarding ShareIt
Second phase ban
 Decision on July 23rd 2020 .
 Apps involved.

5. #chineseappbanned.

6. Third phase ban
 Decision on 2nd
September,2020.
 Pangong Tso Lake valley
incursion.

7. Fourth phase ban
The government of India on 24th November, 2020.
 Other apps banned.

8. Apps ban to cost Chinese firms $200 million a year - and a future; PUBG to lose $100 million

9. Advantages:
 Made in India Apps can take advantage  Vocal
for local boost to Indian app.
 Privacy of users.
 Employment and Job opportunities  Aatma-
nirbhar Bharat
 Indian substitute

10. Chinese Apps Indian Apps

11. Advantages:
 Profit in Indian market
 Competition
 Investment
 Move will help India achieve its dream of 5 trillion economy by
2024

12. Disadvantages:
 Impact on Soft power of India
 Signature Move
 High unemployment
 Violation of World Trade Organization Agreement
 Impact on Indian Companies
 Increase of border tension
 Adverse impact on pharmaceutical industries

13. New Thinking Strategies:
 Befitting reply
 Road path to net increase in
digital economy of nation.
 “Aatmanirbhar Bharat” and
“Make in India” initiatives.
 Need of Data Protection Law
 Use of reliable resources for
ensuring data security.

14. Emotional:
 Emotional Breakdown
 Suicide
 Anxiety
 Mental Breakdown
 Uninformed decisions

15. Conclusion:
 Need for a “Data Protection Law”
 Weeding out “Obsolete Legislations”
 Need for developing alternatives