Realme future Smartphones won't come with banned Chinese Apps

Upcoming Realme smartphones, along with the Realme 6i, might not come pre-loaded with apps that have been banned by the Indian government, the brand has showed on Twitter. This comes after customers started out reporting about the 'clean up storage' feature, that's sponsored by means of Cheetah mobile and can not be manually removed, on present smartphones. For that, Realme stated that it would launch OTA updates via early August to cast off the 'clean up storage' feature. The functionality is based at the clean master app that is one of the 59 apps that have been banned last month.

"Your data privacy is extremely crucial for Realme and we've in no way shared user data with any entity. Realme continually complies with the policies and policies of the jurisdictions where it operates in and will be following the directives given through the government going forward as well," Realme stated in a statement.

Realme re-assured that its upcoming Realme 6i smartphones and different future models will now not have any of the 59 banned apps pre-mounted. The company says that it already presents customers with the option to uninstall any of the pre-loaded apps from its phones. extensively, Realme phones include Helo and UC Browser apps that were a number of the apps banned through the authorities. the approaching OTA update will also do away with the banned apps which might be pre-established, in case the customers have not performed it manually from their cease.

However, Realme isn't always the only brand to respond to the security difficulty that got here into light after the government's order. Poco too clarified that it might offer a software update to the recently released Poco M2 pro to get rid of the banned apps that are pre-loaded. no matter being unveiled after the ban, the smartphone got here with concerning functionality. The replace is but to roll out to users and the organization is currently comparing the cleaner app difficulty.