AliExpress, Lalamove India, and more banned Chinese apps removed from Google Play Store

AliExpress is a popular consumer e-commerce app of Chinese giant Alibaba, while Lalamove India provided on-demand, same-day delivery services. These apps were visible on the Google Play Store until Wednesday but have now been pulled from the app store. If you search for apps like Lalamove, for example, you will see alternative apps like WeFast, Porter, Rapido, and so on. Here's is the list of the 43 Chinese apps banned in India this week. If you have any of these apps downloaded, you may continue to use them until server access is blocked.

• AliSuppliers Mobile App
• Alibaba Workbench
• AliExpress – Smarter Shopping, Better Living
• Alipay Cashier
• Lalamove India – Delivery App
• Drive with Lalamove India
• Snack Video
• CamCard – Business Card Reader
• CamCard – BCR (Western)
• Soul- Follow the soul to find you
• Chinese Social – Free Online Dating Video App & Chat
• Date in Asia – Dating & Chat For Asian Singles
• WeDate-Dating App
• Free dating app-Singol, start your date!
• Adore App
• TrulyChinese – Chinese Dating App
• TrulyAsian – Asian Dating App
• ChinaLove: dating app for Chinese singles
• DateMyAge: Chat, Meet, Date Mature Singles Online
• AsianDate: find Asian singles
• FlirtWish: chat with singles
• Guys Only Dating: Gay Chat
• Tubit: Live Streams
• WeWorkChina
• First Love Live- super hot live beauties live online
• Rela – Lesbian Social Network
• Cashier Wallet
• MangoTV
• MGTV-HunanTV official TV App
• WeTV – TV version
• WeTV – Cdrama, Kdrama&More
• WeTV Lite
• Lucky Live-Live Video Streaming App
• Taobao Live
• DingTalk
• Identity V
• Isoland 2: Ashes of Time
• BoxStar (Early Access)
• Heroes Evolved
• Happy Fish
• Jellipop Match-Decorate your dream island！
• Munchkin Match: magic home building
• Conquista Online II

To recall, India banned TikTok and 58 Chinese-based apps back in June as the apps were seen as "prejudicial to the sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, the security of the state, and public order." The list included names like TikTok, CamScanner, ShareIt, Helo, Likee, Xender, UC Browser, Clash of Kings, ES File Explorer, DU Cleaner, Clean Master, and Mobile Legends. In July, the government banned 47 more Chinese apps, which were clones of the original 58 apps. In September, PUBG Mobile made it to list along with 117 more apps. However, PUBG Mobile is planning to re-launch in India soon as a new avatar designed for Indian players.