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Market reset: India pulls the plug on Chinese CCTV makersAs of April 1, new legislation will prevent the use of Chinese CCTV cameras in India, directly affecting companies such as Hikvision and Da...- India's smartphone security proposal faces backlash over privacy concernsNew Indian government security plans for smartphones are facing strong opposition. These proposals include sharing source code and keeping ...
- India's smartphone security proposal faces backlash over privacy concernsIndia's latest smartphone security strategy is stirring up a storm of debate. The government's proposal requires tech firms to submit their...
- India's review of location-tracking plan 'deeply concerning': AmnestyIndia is reviewing a proposal for always-on satellite location tracking on all phones. Amnesty International warns this could endanger huma...
- India weighs greater phone-location surveillance; Apple, Google and Samsung protestThe Indian government is reviewing a telecom industry proposal to force smartphone makers to keep satellite-based location tracking (A-GPS)...
- 'No snooping possible': Scindia defends mandatory Sanchar Saathi rolloutThe ministry’s order dated November 28 mandates that all mobile phone manufacturers preload the app on new handsets and push it to existing...
- More people support internet shutdown; sizeable number favour surveillance, says Lokniti-CSDS surveyAmong all respondents, 36 per cent were in support of the idea of internet shut down for law and order purposes, while 26 per cent found it...
- ET Exclusive: Murthy's Catamaran Ventures and Amazon India decide not to renew JV next year in CloudtailCatamaran and Amazon, the two partners have mutually decided to not continue their joint venture beyond the end of its current term ending ...
- ETtech Explainer: What is Pegasus spyware and how it worksThe Pegasus spyware, developed by Israeli software company NSO Group, has targeted globally more than 50,000 phone numbers, including 300 i...
- View: Official response to Pegasus must be clearer. Plus, system of authorising surveillance is flawedAccording to NSO, this spyware is sold only to governments to investigate and prevent terrorist and national security incidents. Even appli...
- Pegasus used against Indian journalists and activists; government deniesDetails put out by The Guardian, one of the media partners in the project, states that 38 Indian journalists were targeted for specific sur...
- India will be a major market for 5G, says Taiwan's MediaTekThe company has launched its new Dimensity 700 5G smartphone chipset to bring advanced 5G capabilities and experiences to the mass market.
- DST selects Bengaluru startup for developing COVID risk assessment appLyfas is an Android application in which, when one keeps the index finger on the rear camera of a mobile phone for 5 minutes, captures the ...
- View: WhatsApp spyware scandal is a chance to fix our snooping lawsThe latest controversy relates to the secret installation of spyware on the smartphones of Indian users.
- Panasonic India crosses Rs 10,000 crore sales mark in FY18The Japanese firm posted Rs 10,200 crore sales as compared to Rs 9,600 crore it had posted in 2016-17, said Panasonic India president Manis...
- Smart vision: This startup AI-powers CCTV surveillance cameras to understand what it seesUncanny Vision enables connected surveillance cameras to "see" and "understand" their environment instantly using AI and deep learning algo...
- Panasonic eyes enterprising fixesPanasonic India is the fastest growing subsidiary of the company and has a stated goal of increasing its contribution to global revenues fr...
- Reliance Industries’s Lyf products will be Made in IndiaFoxconn, the world’s largest contract manufacturer, will start production of VoLTE handsets for Reliance Retail’s Lyf brand of 4G smartphon...
- Panasonic may buy artificial intelligence companies for mobile technologyThe handset vendor has already set aside an initial corpus of $10 million for the development of this technology through a merger and acqui...
- We will utilise Panasonic’s technology edge & ensure speedy marketing: Manish Sharma"Panasonic’s effort to launch a smartphone in India at a time when Samsung and Apple have captured the market will not be futile."
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