By maintaining a ‘low social profile’, such apps often escape scrutiny about their origin,” Dhuria said. 2.In the File Selector tab you can select any file or folder that you want to share and once you make your choice the app will automatically share. "The other real reason why they are able to resurface in the Indian app ecosystem is that most of these apps lack the social quotient unlike say a Tik Tok, which is used and talked about way more on a daily basis. When you open your app you will see the Shared tab which contains all of the files that are shared by everyone and here you can download and comment (everyone can view your comments) on each file.
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These include location tracker Geonection, PDF editor and scanner PDFelement, file transfer app TransMore, Parental control app FamiSafe and FamiSafe Jr and Video Editor Vlogit. Wondershare Technology has almost all of its apps still operating in India.
" App Annie provides insights in app analytics and app market data. "They are among the top 10 publishers in the world and possibly would be the number one player in India. "InShot is clearly mentioned as a Chinese app by App Annie," an industry executive who did not wish to be named told ET. Escape scrutiny Also slipping through are utility apps such as the widely used InShot, which is headquartered in China and runs entities like YouCut while others like Wondershare-owned FilmoraGo that are still available and operational in India, people in the know of the matter said.
Snack Video was one such that was launched by Tencent-backed Kuaishou, similar to Kwai, an earlier offering by the Chinese company that was banned in June 2020. ET had earlier reported that after the ban on several Chinese apps by the government in 2020, a number of new apps were mushrooming with a similar feel and features.
On its company website it claims that "In YoYo, you can enjoy voice chat and making friends just as when using Bigo, you can share videos as when using TikTok, Vigo and Likee, you can play games as when using Hago, and you can also share status as when using Helo." Hago, is another one of the apps banned in India, it allows users to create chat rooms with strangers and also play games with them. Hacker Interstellar Inc-backed YoYo too is available in India and lets users share jokes, songs, short videos, WhatsApp statuses, and more.
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