The Indian government on Tuesday asked Google and Apple to remove the popular video-sharing app TikTok from their stores.
The Madras High Court had refused to put a stay on the ban order and hours after this, Google & Apple complied.
The app, owned by China based ByteDance, faced heat from lawmakers over concerns about it being used to spread pornographic content.
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