India To Launch Its App Store To Compete With Google and Apple

India to launch its app store to compete with Google and Apple. India is now planning to launch its own app store to deal with the monopoly of Google and Apple. After this, the dependence of Indian users on Google will be greatly increased.

The report revealed that there are around 500 million smartphone users in the country, most of whom use Google’s Android platform, but Indian start-ups have criticized the company for policies that say they are Inhibit growth.

The leading news agency reported that the government is coming forward to help Indian startups and is therefore preparing to launch its own app store. The special thing is that this app store, Google or Apple, will not charge even 30 percent commission. Right now the government is preparing this app store and it will be made available as a pre-installed app on Android phones.

According to a report by a leading news agency recently, a senior Indian official had said that Delhi has not received any formal request, but is ready to consider developing a mobile platform where apps can be downloaded. However, make it clear that so far no statement has been given by the government about the App Store officially.

Startups disputes with Google

By the way, let there be a lot of controversy between Google and Indian startups recently. Google has sent a notice to food delivery service provider company Zomato and Swiggy. In which it is alleged that these two companies are violating the rules of the Play Store Guidelines. It had earlier removed the digital payment service Paytm from the Play Store by accusing it of violating policies.

Meanwhile Recently, smartphone maker Realme has launched its new Realme 7 series in the Indian market. Realme 7 and Realme 7 Pro are two smartphones introduced under this series. Which are equipped with many great features. After the launch, we got a review of Realme 7. In this review, we tested the smartphone’s processor to camera and battery.