UC Browser is out now...

UC Browser is out now from the playstore.the mobile app which is used by 100 million users in india.The development emerges months after the Chinese app had been accused of sending personal data of its Indian users to a server in China, and it's unclear for now what the reason for the removal is.
and its uc mini are in the play store still. the another reason is that it contains malicious objects in the app..
it is also promoted by the wrong way in such the clicks will be redirected to the app automatic installation.
this news is issued on tuesday....
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