Hike app has been removed from Google Play Store and Apple App Store

Hike messaging app has been taken down from Google Play Store and Apple App Store

Recently, Hike messaging app or Hike Sticker Chat has been taken down from Google Play Store and Apple App Store. The reason given is its capacity to compete with international messaging apps. 

In a tweet written on 6 January, the CEO of the Hike messaging app stated that “At the moment we’re saying that we are going to be sunsetting StickerChat in Jan’21. We thank all for giving us your belief. We wouldn’t be right here without you”.

The hike messaging app is an app launched in 2012 and now, it is being reimagined as “Vibe and Rush” which could own its particular emojis and identify “Vibe by Hike”. 

While Vibe might become an “approval-only group”, Rush is going to be a ‘bite-sized gaming service”. Vibe by Hike is famous and beforehand generally known as HikeLand.

After a few days, Mittal declared that India had no personal messenger. Then his feedback same whereas privateness coverage of WhatsApp was more and more expanding with nearly all the Indian users. When this information was released a number of days later, people are shifting to different apps like Telegram and Sign. This forced WhatsApp to delay their new coverage by three months.

Additionally, Mittal wrote messaging world firms like Telegram and Sign had been too strong and if India did not ban these Western companies, it would be difficult for homegrown apps like Hike to make an impression. They also have the right incentives, suitable for more consumers rather than FB products because of entities.

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