Surprisingly, Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) is removed from both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. To get past the limitations that the local government had imposed to ban Chinese applications. The game’s creator Krafton release the game solely for India. This is why the forerunner, PUBG, is ban.
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Regarding the recent BGMI prohibition in India, Krafton India has issued a formal statement. The CEO of Krafton India has provided reassurances and indicated that they are collaborating with the authorities. This is in order to remedy this issue in a message sent to every participant.
Details about BGMI Ban
The government has enacted a ban on BGMI. Moreover, the most played BR game in India, in accordance with Section 69(A) of the IT Act. According to sources close to TalkEsport, this restriction order is because of concerns about data privacy and BGMI’s connections to China.
Three days ago, BGMI is taken off from both Google Play and the Apple App Store. This result in the implementation of the ban. The BGMI ban in India was initially came up by TalkEsport, and Krafton. They were in contact with the authorities to address this matter. It was shortly verified in a Reuters story. Who also claims that the game prohibits by Section 69 of the IT Act (A).
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The authorities have to make a statement on behalf of the whole BGMI community, and they did so. GodL Ghatak, a BGMI player, and coach tweeted the official declaration.
Krafton Pleads Innocence
The game’s creators have made attempts to fix this problem, but so far without success. According to recently revealed evidence, the developer met with government representatives to discuss the restriction. The government has heard Krafton’s viewpoint. As well as the company has been open about the independence of its operations and other data from Chinese interference.
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Additionally, the company stated that it takes all data-related and other privacy-related issues very seriously. The newly offered proof supports Krafton’s position. Since, if it is real, the current removal of the game from all platforms will look as unjust.
