ULLU App might be Banned from App store and Playstore?

Introduction

Do you enjoy binging online media on the Ullu App? Sadly, you have to part ways with your beloved OTT streaming platform. From now, you won’t be able to watch movies and shows on the Ullu App. The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has decided to ban it on the Apple app store and Google play store. The authority showed concerns for its child audience being exposed to explicit content which is readily available on this platform. 

It is suggested to add certain age restrictions or parental control on this application to prevent its misuse. Read through this informative article to learn the complete news about the controversy, the serious implications of the Ullu App on kids, what measures are taken against this digital media, and whether it will come live in the future or you have to say goodbye to it forever.

"ULLU App might be Banned from App store (IOS) and Playstore (Android)". Yes you heard it right. The reason behind is that the National Commision for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has requested the Ministry of Electronics and Information technology to take action against the "ULLU" Application which contains Explicit scenes, sexual content which are not good for school kids as they learn from seeing something.

The App Which is Available both in Android as well as IOS does not have any age limit to viewing the content of the app. As the school children get easy access to the App to view and download any content on the Application. The NCPCR also added that the Application should add a KYC Process which will be mandatory. It will protect children from accessing such content on these types of applications. The Application Should verify the user for the age as the Sexual content is Easily accessible by the childrens.

The NCPCR demanded a response to this request in 10 days. As it is a violation of section 11 of the Protection of child and sexual offenses (POCSO) Act, 2012.

Conclusion

As a media lover, you may find it hard to bid farewell to the Ullu App. However, banning this media company was essential for the welfare of its consumers, especially children. If you are thinking about your bucket list then don’t be morose. You can find many other alternatives to continue enjoying your weekends.