Byzus app removed from Google Play Store: Website is also limited to landing page, problem coming due to pending payments of Amazon web services

The ‘Think and Learn Premium’ app and ‘Buyjus Exam Preparation’ app of the Edtech firm are currently visible on the Google Play Store.

The flagship of Edtech Startup Byzus has been removed from the Android app Google Play Store. Apart from this, the company’s website has been limited to the basic landing page. Not only this, users who have already installed the app are not able to access paid subscriptions and video content.

The ‘Think and Learn Premium’ app and ‘Buyjus Exam Preparation’ app of the Edtech firm are currently visible on the Google Play Store. At the same time, by-the learning app show is being done on Apple’s app store.

The ‘Think and Learn Premium’ app and ‘Buyjus Exam Preparation’ app are currently showing on the Google Play Store.

The website of Byzus has been limited to the basic landing page. This page is visible on opening the website. In which the option of book your free session has been given.

Problems coming due to AWS pending payments

According to reports, this problem related to the Bioz Flagship app is due to pending payments to Amazon Web Services (AWS). The cloud infrastructure of the byzus is AWS powered.

According to the source, AWS has been delayed by payment and due to this some services have been stopped. Because of this, app content, website functionality and video delivery are still down.

No information from Byzus so far

The ‘Think and Learn Premium’ app is currently visible on the Google Play Store, but it is not working for users. There are reports that users are not able to access any learning content. No information has been shared from Bayjus yet.

In 2024, the valuation of the byzus was zero. Legal battles, debt mountains and instability in operation drowned it. It was started by Bayju Ravindran in 2011.

Byju Ravindran had said- I am not a fugitive

Recently, byju founder and CEO Buju Ravindran said that he is not a fugitive. He denied the fugitive allegations against him. Bayju Ravindran had said that it is part of a fake story, which is operated by a coordinator media and legal campaign to control the threatened Edtech company.

In an interview to ANI, Ravindran had said that there were some American-based lenders behind the company’s efforts to tarnish the image. Bayju said, “He has abolished the value of the company in front of stakeholders, investors, employees and all.”

Bayju Ravindran accused American-based lenders

Bayju Ravindran has accused the American-based lenders that he and his brother Riju Ravindran are being tried to create bias in the Indian courts by calling him a fugitive. Ravindran said that these are stories that they have coined in trying to control the company.

Ravindran had said, ‘In a company that is named after the founder. Or where the founder has played an important role in the initial years. They forget the fact that if you spoil the name of the founder, it will have a huge impact on the company’s valuation. The company’s valuation at one time was $ 22 billion.

Speaking further on the allegations of being called a fugitive, Ravindran emphasized that the claim is only a part of the claim he called a malicious media campaign. He clarified that the term was only mentioned orally and was not included in any official documents.

Our entire property and company established in India

Byju Ravindran had said, ‘Our entire property and company are established in India. All the profits were earned in India, tax was paid in India and re-investment of investments was also done in India.

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