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Is COD Mobile Chinese? Here is everything you need to know about Call of Duty's origin country, the owner of the company, and who is the CEO. Is COD Mobile a Chinese app?   COD Mobile , which is one of the most loved  mobile  gaming  apps , is developed by an American tech company called Activision Blizzard Pvt Ltd. The CEO of the company is Bobby Kotick and he is leading the company since the year 1990.

by;  Rahul roy Android smartphones at risk. Photo credit: INDRANIL MUKHERJEE/AFP/GettyImages Indian intelligence agencies have flagged at least 52 mobiles apps from China and asked the government to either block them or issue advisory for people to not use them,  Hindustan Times  has  reported  while attributing sources. The list includes popular apps such as video conferencing platform Zoom, TikTok, SHAREit, UC Browser, and WeChat. The agencies said that the apps were not safe to use and could be transferring important data outside India. The recommendation has also been backed by the National Security Council Secretariat that said the apps were possibly a threat to country’s security, according to a senior government official attributed in the report. While no decision has been taken yet, “discussions on the recommendations are continuing”, an official was quoted as saying in the report. He said, the threat parameters licked to each app are subject to evaluati...

I ndian intelligence agencies have reportedly flagged 52 apps with ‘links to China’ as being detrimental towards national security, many of which remain popular among Indian users. As per reports citing sources with knowledge of the matter, apps that have allegedly been flagged as potentially dangerous include popular ones such as social media platforms TikTok and Bigo Live, file sharing service Shareit, UC Browser mobile web browser, women-centric e-commerce platform Shein, popular game Clash of Kings and a whole bunch of apps made and pre-bundled by India’s largest smartphone seller, Xiaomi. Reports further suggest that the list, which is said to have been furbished by multiple Indian intelligence agencies, has also received the backing of the Indian National Security Council Secretariat. One apparent entry in the list of apps that have been flagged by Indian agencies is Zoom, the video conferencing service that has seen heavy traction, buoyed by the Covid-19 pandemic that forced peo...