India Finally Backs Down from Preinstallation of Government Security App
India has reversed its decision to require smartphone makers to preinstall Sanchar Saathi, a government-backed anti-theft and cybersecurity…
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Read MoreIndia’s latest move to strengthen digital security, forcing every smartphone maker to preload a government-run cybersecurity app should…
Read MoreIndia’s telecoms ministry has told phone makers to preload the state cyber security app Sanchar Saathi on all…
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