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01 May 2023

Center blocks 14 mobile messenger apps

The central government has done a digital strike against terror. The central government has banned 14 messenger apps. Terrorists used to use them.

20 Sep 2022

Taliban announces to ban PUBG in Afghanistan, know WHY

Afghanistan is going to ban PUBG in 90 days. TikTok will also be banned in 30 days. PUBG is banned in India and Pakistan.

12 Apr 2021

PUBG Mobile 1.3 global version: Here’s how to download APK link

Notably, PUBG has been banned in India since September in the aftermath of the India-China conflict at the border. Very recently, PUBG Mobile has banned 16,91,944 accounts for cheating and related issues. However, players outside India who are looking to download the latest version of the game can visit Google Play Store or use the APK file on the game’s official website.

04 Apr 2021

PUBG Mobile permanently bans over 16,91,944 accounts, here’s why

Earlier too, PUBG Mobile had banned 1,110,842 accounts permanently from accessing the game. The Bronze category saw the ban of maximum accounts which almost came up to 35 percent. PUBG has been banned in India since September due to the tensions at the border between countries India and China.

02 Apr 2021

Why was PUBG banned in India? Know here

The battle royale game PUBG Lite will officially shut down globally on April 29. PUBG Lite Facebook will remain operational until further notice, the developers stated.

26 Mar 2021

PUBG Mobile completes 1 billion downloads worldwide

PUBG Mobile, which is banned in India since September has managed to garner 1 billion accumulated downloads outside China. There is no clarity on the PUBG’s return in India and however, recently there was a job application spotted on LinkedIn which probably hints at the return of the game in India. However, there is no specific date announced yet. It claimed that its revenue rose 29 per cent in the fourth quarter, driven by a surge in paying users for video games in China and international markets.

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