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India continues to crack down on Chinese apps.

Microsoft launches a deep fake detector and Google offers a personalized news

podcast. This is your daily crunch. The big story is India has banned P-U-B-G and other Chinese apps.

The Indian government is continuing its purge of apps created by or link to Chinese companies.

It already banned 59 Chinese apps back in June,

including Tik-T ministry justified the decision as a targeted move to

ensure safety, security, and sovereignty of Indian cyberspace.

The apps banned today include search engine Baidu, business collaboration suite,

we chat work, cloud storage service, 10 cent Waiune, and the game Rise of Kingdoms.

But P-U-B-G is the most popular with more than 40 million monthly active users. In Tech Giants, Microsoft has launched a deep fake detector tool ahead of the U.S. election.

The video authenticator tool will provide a confidence score that a given piece of media has been artificially manipulated.

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