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    PUBG Mobile, the popular battle royale game that was recently banned in India two months ago due to privacy concerns is now planning to make a comeback. Recently, the game shut down its servers in India and was not playable by the community as recent as last week. However, sources familiar to TechCrunch say that the game is going to make a comeback sooner than we think. 
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    TechCrunch cites high-profile streamers who have been informed that the game is expected to resume service in India before the end of this year. TechCrunch did not reveal the identity of the streamers as the information was shared on the condition of anonymity. PUBG Corporation has not responded to our requests about its impending return to the country, however we may expect an announcement soon. 
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    The company has already made announcements previously regarding its future plans for India and we could hear something as soon as next week. PUBG corporation told streamers privately that the game is expected to run a promotional campaign in India during Diwali next week. There have been reports previously suggesting PUBG corporation has been engaging with India companies like Paytm and Airtel to discuss possibilities of publishing the game in India. PUBG Corporation cut ties with Tencent after India placed a blanket ban on the game citing privacy and national security reasons. 

    Two months after the ban, Tencent shut down its service in India and said via its social media handle, “Protecting user data has always been a top priority and we have always complied with applicable data protection laws and regulations in India. All users’ gameplay information is processed in a transparent manner as disclosed in our privacy policy.”
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    PUBG Mobile garnered over 50 million players in India at its peak and the country was a crucial market for the company. The battle-royale game started to see an increase in their revenue from India via microtransactions, however it was still not at par with the rest of the world. 

    Would you like to see the game make a return? Have you been missing the battle-royale game? Let us know in the comments what it would mean to you if the ban is lifted in the coming weeks. 
    Source: TechCrunch

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    Apple has officially released iOS 14.2 and iPadOS 14.2 today. It brings a lot of new features but the most important part of the update is that it brings a ton of new emojis. By a ton, we mean over 100 new emojis and they're really cool.
    The update brings a ninja emoji, a transgender pride flag, a coin, a tamale, and a lot more. In case you're familiar with the "frustrated Italian hand gesture" you'd be delighted to know that the update also brings the "pinched finger" emoji that looks like this -
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    There are a lot of other really cool emojis but the one that we'll definitely be using a lot more this year would be the "Smiling Face With Tear" emoji. Yeah, here's what it looks like -
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    We suggest you head over to the blog post written by the folks over at Emojipedia for the full catalog of new emoji added in the update.

    Besides the new emojis, the update also brings other improvements to iOS 14, including eight new wallpapers, a refreshed AirPlay Menu, a new Shazam toggle, and more. The update is also something to look into in case you have a HomePod because it brings a lot of improvements for it.
    As always, Apple's updates are quite reliable unless it's a beta. We don't think you'd be coming across any major bugs in this update so feel free to update and take a look at all the cool emojis that we can use.
    Source: Emojipedia

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