India has recently banned a collection of Chinese apps, including the popular shooting game PUBG Mobile as tensions rose between the country and China. The PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds Corporation said that it had removed its ties with China's Tencent, hoping that India would lift its ban.
On the other hand, Tencent recently issued a statement, claiming that their apps complied with India's data protection laws and talked to local authorities to clarify its policies. Meanwhile, in a separate statement, South Korean PUBG Corp announced that they would take up all the publishing responsibilities in the country since they are no longer associated with Tencent Games.
The decision comes soon after Tencent's statement about engaging with the local authorities. It also said that it is committed to providing its own PUBG experience in India by sustaining a healthy and localized gameplay environment.
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Written by Giuliano J. de Leon
