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Indian YouTuber "Skylord", With Millions Of Fans, Dies In Accident
Abhiyuday Mishra aka "Skylord", a popular gaming YouTuber, has died in a road accident in Madhya Pradesh, local media reported. Mishra used to upload videos of his gameplay of Garena Free Fire, a multiplayer shooter for mobile phones similar to PUBG.
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Garena Free Fire Probe: Enforcement Directorate Searches Premises, Freezes Bank Accounts of Coda Payments
The Enforcement Directorate on Tuesday said that it had searched the premises of Coda Payments India, the distributor for Free Fire, the popular battle royale game that was banned in India earlier this year. The agency also announced via Twitter that it had frozen Coda's bank account with a balance of Rs. 685.3 million. Garena Free Fire was one of ...
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Free Fire Developer Sea Said to Halt Plans for Game Livestream Platform, Cut Jobs at Garena Unit: Report
Sea, the Singapore-based gaming firm has reportedly halted development of its game livestream platform Booyah! and fired up to 40 employees. The company's development arm has also shut down several projects related to public cloud and the blockchain, according to a report.
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Free Fire India Ban: Singapore Said to Flag Concern Over Ban on Sea's Game
Singapore has raised concerns with India about its ban of popular gaming app Free Fire, owned by Sea, in the first sign of diplomatic intervention after the move spooked investors, four sources said.
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Garena Free Fire, AppLock Available for Download via Samsung’s Galaxy Store in India Despite Ban
Garena Free Fire and AppLock are available for download in India through Samsung’s Galaxy Store despite the ban that came into force on Monday.
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Garena Free Fire Unavailable In India, Day After Ban On Chinese Apps
Sea Ltd-owned game Free Fire is currently unavailable in app stores in India, unit Garena International said late on Monday, after media reports said the country had banned 54 apps of Chinese origin over security reasons.
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Garena Free Fire: What Is It, Why Was It Banned, and 5 Alternatives to Play in India
Garena Free Fire has been banned by the Government of India. The game is part of the list of 54 apps that have been banned due to links to China. Here are the reasons why it was banned and what are its alternatives available to play in India.
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Garena Free Fire, AppLock, 52 More Chinese Apps Banned by India Over National Security Issues
Government has ordered to ban 54 apps including Tencent’s Xriver and gaming firm NetEase’s Onmyoji Arena that have links to China and pose threat to the country’s security, according to sources. Google and Apple have been informed to block access to these apps.
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PUBG Developer Krafton Filed Lawsuit Against Free Fire Developer Garena, Apple, Google
PUBG developer Krafton has filed a lawsuit against Garena, Apple, and Google. Krafton alleged that Garena copied PUBG: Battlegrounds and developed two apps – Free Fire and Free Fire Max. Krafton is suing Apple and Google for distributing the two battle royale games.
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Garena Free Fire Most Downloaded Game in October Globally, Most Installed in India: Sensor Tower
Garena Free Fire was the most downloaded game worldwide in October, while Honor of Kings beat rivals PUBG Mobile, Roblox, Ludo King, and Subway Surfers, to bring in the most revenue globally last month, as per the latest Sensor Tower report.
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Garena Free Fire Update to Bring Revamped Training Map, Dual-Wielding Vector Akimbo SMG
Garena Free Fire will be updated on December 7 and it will bring some updates to M4A1 assault rifle and P90 SMG, a new weapon called Vector Akimbo, and an updated training ground.
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Call Of Duty On List Of 38 Apps For Soldiers Who Want To Fill PUBG Void
The ban on PUBG Mobile in India has led to a rise in the popularity of other gaming apps such as Garena Free Fire, Ludo King and Call of Duty, making them top gainers in downloads - even among armed forces personnel.
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PUBG Ban: Alternatives You Can Play Right Now, From Call of Duty: Mobile to Garena Free Fire: Rampage
PUBG Mobile, one of the most popular mobile games, has been banned in India alongside PUBG Mobile Lite and 116 more Chinese apps.
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Indian YouTuber "Skylord", With Millions Of Fans, Dies In Accident
Abhiyuday Mishra aka "Skylord", a popular gaming YouTuber, has died in a road accident in Madhya Pradesh, local media reported. Mishra used to upload videos of his gameplay of Garena Free Fire, a multiplayer shooter for mobile phones similar to PUBG.
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Garena Free Fire Probe: Enforcement Directorate Searches Premises, Freezes Bank Accounts of Coda Payments
The Enforcement Directorate on Tuesday said that it had searched the premises of Coda Payments India, the distributor for Free Fire, the popular battle royale game that was banned in India earlier this year. The agency also announced via Twitter that it had frozen Coda's bank account with a balance of Rs. 685.3 million. Garena Free Fire was one of ...
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Free Fire Developer Sea Said to Halt Plans for Game Livestream Platform, Cut Jobs at Garena Unit: Report
Sea, the Singapore-based gaming firm has reportedly halted development of its game livestream platform Booyah! and fired up to 40 employees. The company's development arm has also shut down several projects related to public cloud and the blockchain, according to a report.
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Free Fire India Ban: Singapore Said to Flag Concern Over Ban on Sea's Game
Singapore has raised concerns with India about its ban of popular gaming app Free Fire, owned by Sea, in the first sign of diplomatic intervention after the move spooked investors, four sources said.
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Garena Free Fire, AppLock Available for Download via Samsung’s Galaxy Store in India Despite Ban
Garena Free Fire and AppLock are available for download in India through Samsung’s Galaxy Store despite the ban that came into force on Monday.
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Garena Free Fire Unavailable In India, Day After Ban On Chinese Apps
Sea Ltd-owned game Free Fire is currently unavailable in app stores in India, unit Garena International said late on Monday, after media reports said the country had banned 54 apps of Chinese origin over security reasons.
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Garena Free Fire: What Is It, Why Was It Banned, and 5 Alternatives to Play in India
Garena Free Fire has been banned by the Government of India. The game is part of the list of 54 apps that have been banned due to links to China. Here are the reasons why it was banned and what are its alternatives available to play in India.
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Garena Free Fire, AppLock, 52 More Chinese Apps Banned by India Over National Security Issues
Government has ordered to ban 54 apps including Tencent’s Xriver and gaming firm NetEase’s Onmyoji Arena that have links to China and pose threat to the country’s security, according to sources. Google and Apple have been informed to block access to these apps.
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PUBG Developer Krafton Filed Lawsuit Against Free Fire Developer Garena, Apple, Google
PUBG developer Krafton has filed a lawsuit against Garena, Apple, and Google. Krafton alleged that Garena copied PUBG: Battlegrounds and developed two apps – Free Fire and Free Fire Max. Krafton is suing Apple and Google for distributing the two battle royale games.
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Garena Free Fire Most Downloaded Game in October Globally, Most Installed in India: Sensor Tower
Garena Free Fire was the most downloaded game worldwide in October, while Honor of Kings beat rivals PUBG Mobile, Roblox, Ludo King, and Subway Surfers, to bring in the most revenue globally last month, as per the latest Sensor Tower report.
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Garena Free Fire Update to Bring Revamped Training Map, Dual-Wielding Vector Akimbo SMG
Garena Free Fire will be updated on December 7 and it will bring some updates to M4A1 assault rifle and P90 SMG, a new weapon called Vector Akimbo, and an updated training ground.
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Call Of Duty On List Of 38 Apps For Soldiers Who Want To Fill PUBG Void
The ban on PUBG Mobile in India has led to a rise in the popularity of other gaming apps such as Garena Free Fire, Ludo King and Call of Duty, making them top gainers in downloads - even among armed forces personnel.
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PUBG Ban: Alternatives You Can Play Right Now, From Call of Duty: Mobile to Garena Free Fire: Rampage
PUBG Mobile, one of the most popular mobile games, has been banned in India alongside PUBG Mobile Lite and 116 more Chinese apps.
