Xiaomi, Redmi and Poco smartphones will get new updates, apps will be removed

The Indian government banned some Chinese apps. This app was first removed from the Google Play Store and App Store. However, there are some apps that are already installed on the smartphone. Work is now underway to remove these banned apps. Xiaomi recently issued a statement saying that the latest version of the MIUI update for smartphones will be released soon, under which the banned Chinese apps pre-installed on the phone will be restored. The latest report reveals the names of the smartphones for which this MIUI update is about to be released. After the new update, users will be able to uninstall MI Browser, MI Browser Pro and Mint Browser from their phones which come pre-loaded on smartphones. I tell you, after banning 59 Chinese apps, the Indian government also banned other Chinese apps. Including MI Browser, MI Browser Pro, etc.

Of 91 miles Report Accordingly, Xiaomi, Redmi and Poco phones are the new MIUI update and smartphones that will receive this update Mi Mix 2, Redmi 6, Redmi 6 Pro, Redmi 6A, Redmi 7, Redmi 7A, Redmi 8, Redmi 8A, Dual on the Redmi 8, Redmi K20, Redmi K20 Pro, Redmi Y2, Redmi Y3, Redmi Note 5 Pro, Redmi Note 6 Pro, Redmi Note 7, Redmi Note 7 Pro, Redmi Note 7S, Redmi Note 8, Redmi Note 8 Pro, Redmi Note 9 Pro, Redmi Note 9 Pro Max, Redmi Note 9, Poco F1, Poco X2 And Poco M2 Pro Included.

Let me tell you, MI Browser, MI Browser Pro and Mint Browser are already available from Google Play Store. Moved However, for phones that are already pre-installed, a new version of MIUI will be brought as an update soon.

Shaomi’s MI Browser shared the note: “Government of India issues an interim order banning MI Browser Pro / Mint Browser App. As a responsible corporate we comply with the Government’s order Disabling all online content feeds including news services, game centers etc.” “

Notably, at the end of June, the Indian government launched 59 Chinese apps in India, including Tiktok. Bain Announced, including ShareIT, UC Browser, Shine, Club Factory, Class of King, Hello, MI Community, Camscanner, ES File Explorer, Vimet, Newsdog and many more. However, in July, the government took a similar step and banned 47 other Chinese apps. The government says all of these apps were involved in such activities, which could pose a threat to the country’s sovereignty and integrity, national security, state security and public order, etc. The government banned these apps due to data protection and user privacy.