Xiaomi to replace its GetApps with PhonePe's Indus Appstore
Xiaomi has revealed plans to replace its current app store, GetApps, with the Indus Appstore. The transition will start in January 2025 and will impact all Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO devices sold in India. The move is part of Xiaomi's plan to improve user experience and serve local needs better in one of its biggest markets.
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Xiaomi will replace its controversial GetApps store with PhonePe’s “made in India” Indus AppStore for its Indian users.
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