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Tech Talks EP 16 | WeTransfer Ban in India | Boycott Chinese Apps | Mitron App | Zee Biz Tech

Tech Talks EP 16 | WeTransfer Ban in India | Boycott Chinese Apps | Mitron App | Zee Biz Tech

Wed, Jun 03, 2020

The last week was a busy one for the tech industry in India. The file sharing platform WeTransfer was banned in the country, anti-China sentiment dominated social media platforms and Mitron App was removed from Google Play Store after initial fame. In this week's episode of Tech Talks on Zee Business, we discuss all of that and lot more.

WeTransfer not banned yet, working fine in India

WeTransfer not banned yet, working fine in India

Tue, Jun 02, 2020

"We have received reports that WeTransfer is being (partially) blocked in India. Our team is currently investigating the issue, we hope to have more details soon. In the meantime, the best workaround is to use a VPN service to access our site," the company tweeted.

Why WeTransfer has been banned in India: All you need to know

Why WeTransfer has been banned in India: All you need to know

Mon, Jun 01, 2020

Did you try to send a file over WeTransfer over the last few days but the website didn’t open? Well, you are not the only one to have faced the problem. Several other users are facing similar issues as the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has banned the platform.

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Dropbox Transfer with up to 100GB data limit goes in beta

Dropbox Transfer with up to 100GB data limit goes in beta

Thu, Jul 11, 2019

File sharing service Dropbox is introducing a new feature that will allow you to send more files at once. Called Dropbox Transfer, the feature is launching today in private beta. As Engadget reports, Dropbox Transfer allows you send up to 100GB of files in one go, which is significantly higher than alternative services such as WeTransfer, Hightail, and Mediafire. Some of the features of Dropbox Transfer include delivery confirmation, easy access to files stored on Dropbox, adding logo or branding to file link, and more. It is not clear what type of Dropbox account will be required to use this feature. However, it is likely users with a free account will be able to transfer a smaller file limit only.

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