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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Mumbai: The Department of Telecommunications has ordered internet service providers and telcos<\/a> to immediately block access to 59 Chinese apps<\/a> including TikTok<\/a>, SHAREit and WeChat<\/a>. The names of the apps were issued in two lists.

“Ministry of electronics and IT has issued directions for blocking of 35 apps,”
DoT<\/a> said in an order late Tuesday, which ET reviewed. “The details of all these 35 apps, along with their IP addresses and domain names are enclosed.”

DoT asked the operators to submit compliance reports immediately, failing which action would be taken.

A similar direction containing the details of 24 other apps to be blocked followed the first order, taking the total number of banned apps to 59, tallying with the government’s announcement order on Monday.

The 59 Chinese mobile apps were banned to counter the threat they posed to the country’s sovereignty and security, the government said Monday. The government also cited complaints about data on Indian users being transferred abroad without authorisation.

DoT is preparing a separate list of sites that could be barred in the future, according to people familiar with the developments.

“DoT is creating a larger list of sites that need to be barred and this includes those that are pornographic. DoT will look at overall security for both telcos and ISPs and that is why the larger list,” said one person, asking not to be identified.

Through the day, there was confusion over the ban on the 59 apps due to the absence of an order from DoT to telcos and ISPs. Some apps could be accessed while others including the popular TikTok were unavailable.

According to the rules, DoT must inform telcos and ISPs with telecom licences if any website or app is to be blocked. TikTok was not available on the
Google<\/a> and Apple app stores since Tuesday morning.

By evening, even existing users of TikTok could not access the short-video app. According to people aware of the matter, parent company ByteDance had voluntarily taken down the app. The Beijing-based company did not respond to ET’s queries.

TikTok said in a tweet on Tuesday that it has been invited by government stakeholders for an opportunity to respond and submit clarifications and that it is in the process of complying with the government order.
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59点订单电信,互联网服务提供商阻止中国应用立即生效

电信要求互联网服务提供商和电信公司立即封锁中国应用包括TikTok 59, SHAREit和微信。应用程序发布在两个列表的名称。

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孟买:电信部要求互联网服务提供商电信公司立即封锁59中国的应用包括TikTok、SHAREit和微信。应用程序发布在两个列表的名称。

“电子和它发布了阻塞35应用,说明”在订单周二晚间说,等。“35所有这些应用程序的细节,连同他们的IP地址和域名是封闭的。”

点立即要求运营商提交合规报告,否则将采取行动。

类似的方向包含24其他应用程序的细节被阻塞后第一个订单,采取禁止应用的总数59,理货与政府周一宣布的顺序。

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59岁的中国手机应用程序被禁止应对威胁他们对国家的主权和安全,政府周一说。印度政府还引用了投诉数据用户在没有授权的情况下被转移到国外。

点是准备一个单独的网站列表,可以禁止在未来,据知情人士透露,事态的发展。

“点创建一个大的网站列表需要被禁止,这包括那些色情。点将着眼于总体安全为电信运营商和互联网服务提供商,这就是为什么大名单,”一个人说,要求不透露姓名。

度过这一天,混淆了禁止59应用由于缺乏订单从点到电信和互联网服务提供商。一些应用程序可以访问而其他人包括流行的TikTok是不可用的。

按照规定,点必须通知电信公司和互联网服务提供商和电信牌照如果任何网站或应用程序阻塞。TikTok并不可用谷歌自周二上午和苹果应用程序商店。

TikTok的晚上,甚至现有用户不能访问视频应用。据人们意识到,母公司ByteDance自愿撤下了应用。北京公司没有回应等的查询。

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TikTok周二在推特上说,它已经被政府利益相关者邀请一个机会作出回应并提交澄清过程中,遵守政府订单。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Mumbai: The Department of Telecommunications has ordered internet service providers and telcos<\/a> to immediately block access to 59 Chinese apps<\/a> including TikTok<\/a>, SHAREit and WeChat<\/a>. The names of the apps were issued in two lists.

“Ministry of electronics and IT has issued directions for blocking of 35 apps,”
DoT<\/a> said in an order late Tuesday, which ET reviewed. “The details of all these 35 apps, along with their IP addresses and domain names are enclosed.”

DoT asked the operators to submit compliance reports immediately, failing which action would be taken.

A similar direction containing the details of 24 other apps to be blocked followed the first order, taking the total number of banned apps to 59, tallying with the government’s announcement order on Monday.

The 59 Chinese mobile apps were banned to counter the threat they posed to the country’s sovereignty and security, the government said Monday. The government also cited complaints about data on Indian users being transferred abroad without authorisation.

DoT is preparing a separate list of sites that could be barred in the future, according to people familiar with the developments.

“DoT is creating a larger list of sites that need to be barred and this includes those that are pornographic. DoT will look at overall security for both telcos and ISPs and that is why the larger list,” said one person, asking not to be identified.

Through the day, there was confusion over the ban on the 59 apps due to the absence of an order from DoT to telcos and ISPs. Some apps could be accessed while others including the popular TikTok were unavailable.

According to the rules, DoT must inform telcos and ISPs with telecom licences if any website or app is to be blocked. TikTok was not available on the
Google<\/a> and Apple app stores since Tuesday morning.

By evening, even existing users of TikTok could not access the short-video app. According to people aware of the matter, parent company ByteDance had voluntarily taken down the app. The Beijing-based company did not respond to ET’s queries.

TikTok said in a tweet on Tuesday that it has been invited by government stakeholders for an opportunity to respond and submit clarifications and that it is in the process of complying with the government order.
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