Tech Wrap: Realme C15 launched, Google removes 29 apps and more

More tech news includes Nubia launching the Red Magic 5S smartphone and Microsoft launching the Family Safety app on Android and iOS.

Here’s everything that made headlines in the world of tech today. (Pixabay)

It was a day full of launches in the world of technology today. On one hand, Realme and Nubia launched their C15 and Red Magic 5S smartphones, on the other hand, Microsoft launched the Family Safety app on Android and iOS.

In addition to that, we got to know about WhatsApp's plans of introducing a new feature in group chats.

Here's everything that made headlines in the world of tech today:

Realme C15 launched

Realme launched the Realme C15. It is the first Realme smartphone to offer a 6,000mAh battery. It is available in Indonesia at a starting price of IDR 1,999,000 ( ₹10,000 approximately).

Google removes 29 apps from Play Store

Google removed a total of 29 apps from the Play Store. The deleted apps were sharing pornographic content and forwarding users to phishing websites to steal their information.

Nubia Red Magic 5S launched

Nubia today launched a new gaming smartphone in China. The newly launched Nubia Red Magic 5S is the successor to the Red Magic 5G and it comes at a starting price of CNY 3,799 ( ₹40,600 approx).

Microsoft launches Family Safety app

Microsoft today launched the Family Safety app on Android and iOS. It lets users keep track of their family members and children so they have a healthier internet experience.

WhatsApp Mute Always feature

WhatsApp is working on a new Mute Always option that will enable users to mute group chat notifications forever.