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Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Good news for PUBG fans, the game may return soon



 Good news for PUBG fans, the game may return soon

Chinese operative Tencent Games suspended

 Sa.  Decision to hear the helm of Korea's parent company in India

 New Delhi: The Indian government has recently banned PUBG Mobile game in the country.  Apart from PUBG Mobile, the government has banned 117 other Chinese apps.  PUBG Mobile is a very popular game in India.  Now there is good news for the fans of PUBG Mobile game.  PUBG Mobile may return to India soon.  In fact, Pubji Corporation has decided to sever ties with China's Tencent Games.

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 What is the whole matter?

 Pubji was originally developed in South Korea.  The mobile version of the game is owned by the franchise China Tencent Games.

 Now after the ban on Chinese apps in India, Pubji's parent company has decided to take over Pubji's operations in India and suspended the Tencent Games franchise company in India.

The South Korean company will handle PUBG's arch

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 After severing ties with Tencent Games, Pubji's seed company will now carry out Pubji-linked operations in India.

 It also means that the ban on Pubji Mobile in India could be lifted.

 The government banned 118 Chinese apps

 A statement from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology said the mobile was a threat to India's sovereignty and integrity, India's defense, state security and public order.

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 The ministry said it had received several complaints that there were several such mobile apps on the Android and iOS platforms that stole users' information.

The Chinese app that has been banned this time includes mobile apps like Livic, WeChat Work and WeChat Reading, Aplock Carom Friend, in addition to Pubji.

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 Tiktok has also been banned

 This is not the first time the government has banned Chinese apps.

 Many Chinese apps have previously been banned, including the popular Tiktok.

 In late June, India banned 59 Chinese mobile apps, including Tiktok and Hello.

 The latter banned another 47 apps in late July.



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Sunday, September 6, 2020

An ITI student who did not get to play PUBG game did such a thing that you will be shocked to know


 An ITI student who did not get to play PUBG game did such a thing that you will be shocked to know

A 21-year-old student has committed suicide in West Bengal's Nadia district after failing to play a pubji game. Many Chinese apps have been banned by the Indian government.

 Not only that, he has also banned the gaming app Pubji. It is also being denied that the tension has increased in some pubic addicts. At present, there are reports that a young man has committed suicide by not being able to play pubji.

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  • A young man committed suicide after not being able to play pubji
  • A student named Pritam Haldar committed suicide by hanging
  • Pritam was a student of IIT

A student named Pritam Haldar has committed suicide by hanging. Pritam was a student of IIT. The case has been registered at Chakdaha police station in Nadia district. Where a student was hanged on Friday in Purba Lalpur.

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 His mother said he went to the room after breakfast in the morning. But in the afternoon the door did not open if she went to call him for dinner. The room was later opened with the help of neighbors. Where he was found hanging on a gallows.

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He was very annoyed after the ban was imposed on the Government of India. He used to play games all day long. Police have registered a case of unnatural death in the case and initially investigated it as a case of suicide. Pritam's father Biswajit is a former Indian soldier.

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Thursday, September 3, 2020

How long will you be able to play PUBG on your mobile now?

 


How long will you be able to play PUBG on your mobile now?

The Government of India has banned 118 applications, including PUBG Mobile. Now the question is whether people who already have PUBG Mobile installed in their smartphone will work or not?

Currently PUBG is running on mobile and people can still play and it is still being downloaded. It is currently available on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store as of this writing.

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When will it be removed from Playstore?

But after a while i.e. till tomorrow, Apple and Google can remove it. However it will continue to work in mobile even after it is removed from the Play Store and App Store. But if the government wants.

Will PUBG run on mobile after removal from Playstore?

This PUBG has been removed from the App Store but if the app is already downloaded to your mobile can it be played?

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 So the answer is that if the government asks telecom and internet service providers to ban the application by issuing guidelines then you will not be able to play in PUBG mobile.

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Earlier, some apps, including Tik Tok, were similarly banned. It is believed that PUBG, like Tik Tok, will be ordered to ban Internet service providers.

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