PUBG Mobile aiming to team up with Indian company after departure with Tencent?

PUBG Mobile in India hit troubled waters after government of India decided to ban  game along with 118 or applications. game has been pulled down from  Indian Play Store and Apple App Stores and Indian gaming community has been showing vocal support to game, asking for its return. w, in an official statement, PUBG has finally addressed situation stating that y are looking to find ways to bring game back in country. Check out excerpts from official statement by PUBG below -

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PUBG Mobile's official statement

PUBG Corporation fully understands and respects measures taken by government as privacy and security of player data is a top priority for company. It hopes to work hand-in-hand with Indian government to find a solution that will allow gamers to once again drop into battlegrounds while being fully compliant with Indian laws and regulations.

In light of recent developments, PUBG Corporation has made decision to longer authorize  PUBG MOBILE franchise to Tencent Games in India. Moving forward, PUBG Corporation will take on all publishing responsibilities within country. As company explores ways to provide its own PUBG experience for India in near future, it is committed to doing so by sustaining a localized and healthy gameplay environment for its fans.

PUBG Corporation is committed to providing its unique battle royale experience to a global audience and hopes to continue engaging with its passionate player base in India. In addition to regular content updates, company is exploring different ways to eng its community in India through various region-based activities, including esports and community events. 

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Im courtesy - PUBG Mobile official YouTube

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News18 reports that while ownership for game can be changed and rolled back to PUBG Corp. (PUBG Mobile's parent company) it is t only concern y have with game. A list of over 70 questions has been apparently sent to PUBG Mobile which y have to respond in under three weeks. Besides ownership issues, ban of game in India has been ordered because of data privacy concerns and activities game triggers inside phone. 

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