![]() ![]() “The load is so much and we’re just ensuring that the experience is as smooth as possible.” “In the last few days I’ve slept for a total of five hours, and it’s the same for our entire team,” Bhangadia said. Roposo, an Indian video-sharing social media app similar to TikTok that been around since 2014, saw its user base jump by 22 million in the two days after India banned the Chinese apps, the company’s founder Mayank Bhangadia told Reuters. With 200 million Indians users, TikTok, which features a simple user interface, background music options and various special effects, was a burgeoning force in the nation’s social media scene and the ban left its fans scrambling for options. The move followed a confrontation between India and China at a disputed Himalayan border site, which left 20 Indian soldiers dead. India this week outlawed 59 Chinese-owned apps including TikTok and Tencent’s WeChat, in what was described as a “digital strike” against China by the country’s technology minister. NEW DELHI: Indian tech and entertainment firms are looking to capitalize on sudden opportunities arising from a government ban on Chinese owned apps, including the wildly popular TikTok, with one rival video app saying it had added 22 million users in 48 hours. ![]()
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