Amid the rising tensions between china and concerns over data privacy,the India Army has asked all its personnels to delete their Facebook and Instagram accounts as well as 89 apps from their phones by July 15. The army said those who do not follow the order will face strict action.

These include some of the most popular apps in India, such as Facebook and Instagram, Tinder and PUBG, and also include some broad categories such as "all Tencent gaming apps," and "Private blogs", apart from Chinese apps that have already been banned by the government such as TikTok, SHAREit, and UC Browser.

“Such guidelines are issued periodically. These are more significant now in the context of the current border tensions and the need to secure information,” the officials said.

Here’s the full list of apps banned by the Indian Army:

1. WeChat
2. QQ
3. Kik
4. ooVoo
5. Nimbuzz
6. Helo
7. Qzone
8. Share Chat
9. Viber
10. Line
11. IMO
12. Snow
13. To Tok
14. Hike
15. TikTok
16. Likee
17. Samosa
18. Kwali
19. Shareit
20. Xender
21. Zapya
22. UC Browser
23. UC Browser Mini
24. LiveMe
25. BigoLive
26. Zoom
27. Fast Films
28. Vmate
29. Uplive
30. Vigo Video
31. Cam Scanner
32. Beauty Plus
33. True Caller
34. PUBG
35. NONO Live
36. Clash of Kings
37. All Tencent gaming apps
38. Mobile Legends
39. Club Factory
40. AliExpress
41. Chinabrands
42. Gearbest
43. Banggood
44. MiniInTheBox
45. Tiny Deal
46. Dhhgate
47. LightinTheBox
48. DX
49. Eric Dress
50. Zaful
51. Tbdress
52. Modility
53. Rosegal
54. Shein
55. Romwe
56. Tinder
57. TrulyMadly
58. Happn
59. Aisle
60. Coffee Meets Bagel
61. Woo
62. OkCupid
63. Hinge
64. Badoo
65. Azar
66. Bumble
67. Tantan
68. Elite Sinles
69. Tagged
70. Couch Surfing
71. 360 Security
72. Facebook
73. Baidu
74. Instagram
75. Ello
76. Snapchat
77. Daily Hunt
78. News Dog
79. Pratilipi
80. Heal of Y
81. POPXO
82. Vokal
83. Hungama
84. Songs.pk
85. Yelp
86. Tumblr
87. Reddit
88. FriendsFeed
89. Private Blogs