PUBG Mobile is coming back to India in the name of Battlegrounds Mobile India. This has also been officially confirmed by the game developing company Craftone, although no information has been given about the launch date of the game.
On the YouTube channel of Battleground India, the company has posted a post in the community which has a Level 3 helmet through which the sun's light is coming out. In such a situation, it is expected that the game will be launched on June 10, the upcoming solar eclipse.
Let us know that in the press release only last week, KRAFTON has said that there will be pre-registration for Battlegrounds Mobile India (BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA) first and after that the game will be launched in India. BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE will be accessible only in India.
Krafton has stated that it is looking at data privacy and data security as its first priority and is committed to it. The company is also working with several other companies for data security. The company has said that the complete data of the players of BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA will be stored at the Indian data center itself and will be according to the rules of the Government of India.
Battlegrounds Mobile India Rules
1. The company has clearly stated that people under 18 will not be able to play the game and if they want to play, they will have to share their parents' mobile number with the company.This is the biggest change the company has made on the return of the new game. The biggest reason behind this decision of the company is that due to the ban of PubG Mobile last year, it was first criticized for violent games.
2. Apart from this, under the new privacy policy, children under 18 years of age will also have control of their parents. Parents will also have the right to decide whether to allow their child to play the game or not. Let me tell you that in September last year, PubG was also banned in India with 117 games.
PUBG Mobile India update: Why is Government of India permanently banning 59 Chinese apps?
In the last couple of days, a report emerged that the Government of India is permanently banning 59 Chinese apps, including TikTok and Bytedance permanently from June 2021. The permanent ban has repercussions for PUBG Mobile India. TikTok, which was banned in June 2020, has decided to wind up its business in India. PUBG Mobile India, which was banned in September, is now coming to terms that the relaunch which was planned for March 2021 is over and its comeback to India might never happen. The launch of FAU-G (Fearless and United Guards) and the announcement of the permanent ban on 59 Chinese apps suggest that PUBG Mobile's fate could be similar. Why has the Government of India announced that 59 Chinese apps will be banned permanently? The answer is the sovereignty and integrity of India. In June and September, when 59 and 118 Chinese apps including PUBG Mobile India were banned, the Government of India stated in the order that the apps were “prejudicial to the sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, the security of the state and public order”. The ban was done under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act of 2000. The apps gave a written response to the Government of India. However, it has now emerged according to reports that the government is not satisfied with the response and explanation that were given by these companies. Hence, under Section 69A of IT Act 2000, the ban for these 59 apps is permanent now.
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