Remove China Apps becomes the top free app amid India-China stress

Remove China Apps: In the digital age, there's an app to delete other apps. A few days back, Phunsuk Wangdu aka Sonam Wangchuk, the inspiration behind Vidhu Vinod Chopra's '3 Idiots', uploaded a video on Youtube asking Indians to boycott everything that is Chinese. This is the best way to take revenge for rising tensions amid India and China.

As the world struggles to deal with the deadly coronavirus pandemic threat, Chinese and Indian troops look to be heading towards a face-off along the Line of Actual Control or LAC. India and China have sent troops to the border and looks like the aggression is on the rise.

Wangchuk believes that the best and only way to defeat China to make use of "wallet power." In the video, he shared that while our soldiers are fighting Chinese troops on the border, we are buying Chinese products and goods, which in turn gives China more money to invest in their army.

Soon after Wangchuk's video went viral, #BoycottChina, #BoycottMadeinChina, #BoycottChineseApps and #BoycottTiktok began trending on Twitter. Bollywood actors like Arshad Warsi, Milind Soman, Ranvir Shorey and Kamya Punjabi also joined the movement and uninstalled Chinese app Tiktok from his device.

Not only Wangchuk, but many Indians are also showing hatred for China, and everything is patenting from China from the commencement of the coronavirus pandemic. Several Indian even want to take revenge against China for the same reason. Many Indians are searching on Google-- how to remove or delete Chinese apps from their smartphones.

App developers One Touch AppLabs have released an application called 'Remove China Apps'. As the name suggests, the app precisely removes China apps. You can run a scan through your phone when you download the app. During the scan, it will detect the Chinese apps on your phone and give you an option to delete them. If you click on the red bin icon next to the particular app, the app will get uninstalled from your phone.

Many people have shared on social Twitter that they've deleted the TikTok app:

Remove China Apps went live on Google Play on May 17, and the app has more than a million downloads and thousands of positive reviews. As of now, 'Remove China Apps' has 4.8 ratings on the Android Play Store. However, it is not available for Apple devices yet.