Tiktok has become partially accessible in India after five years when the ban was imposed over national security. Some sections of this app are accessible to some users while other sections remain blocked. Come back of this banned app has sparked excitement among its former Indian users.
Why Was TikTok Banned in India?
The government of India banned several Chinese apps including TikTok Over Security reasons,
These apps were collecting user data which may harm the nation’s security.This decision came in light after the clash between India and China over Galwan Valley clashes.
What Could Change This Time?
If TikTok comes to India after the ban, it may be under strict government surveillance. It may happen that the company might partner with an Indian firm to ensure no data breach.
What It Means for Users and Creators
For Indian users, it would bring a familiar platform that dominated short-video space.
It would be very challenging to compete with Instagram reels , YouTube shorts and Indian app like Josh and so on.
Conclusion
The partial availability of this app has created spark among their former users while its return is uncertain, one thing is certain that if this app come back, it need to follow strict government guidelines and has to face tough competition from reels, shorts etc.this coming months may decide where ban will be fully revoked or not.
FAQs
TikTok has become partially accessible to some users after five years, but a full comeback has not been officially confirmed by the government.
TikTok, along with several Chinese apps, was banned in 2020 due to national security and data privacy concerns, especially after the Galwan Valley clashes.
If TikTok comes back, it may operate under strict government rules, with data stored in India, possibly through a partnership with an Indian firm.
A TikTok comeback could revive opportunities for millions of creators, but they will also face stiff competition from Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Indian apps like Josh and Moj.
At present, only some sections are accessible, and the government has not given an official clearance. Its safety will depend on data protection measures the company adopts.