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Digital arrest: How India’s fastest-growing scam uses fake investigations and video calls to siphon off croresThey pose as the police, put you under ‘digital arrest’, and tether you to a video call till your savings are gone. How India’s fastest gro...- Can you use UPI abroad? Here’s what Indian travellers must know about charges, limits and security risksIndian travellers are increasingly using UPI abroad for convenient payments, but understanding its limitations and risks is crucial. While ...
- HC protects MP Shashi Tharoor's personality rights, directs removal of deepfake videoThe Delhi High Court has protected Congress MP Shashi Tharoor's personality rights. The court ordered X to remove an AI-generated deepfake ...
- Nashik court extends 'godman' Ashok Kharat's police custody till Apr 1A Nashik court has extended the police custody of self-styled godman Ashok Kharat until April 1. Kharat faces multiple rape and cheating ch...
- AI boss: You could soon be reporting to an artificial CEOGoogle's CEO reveals AI generates over 25% of new code at the company. Panasonic creates an AI clone of its founder for strategic guidance....
- AI.con: a new voice for Jamtara-type scammersVoice clones or deepfakes have emerged as the latest tool for cyber scammers, they said, as artificial intelligence (AI)-related scams are ...
- Can you trust your ears? AI voice scams rattle USThe biggest peril of Artificial Intelligence, experts say, is its ability to demolish the boundaries between reality and fiction, handing c...
- Centre to roll out pan-India mobile tracking system to aid finding lost devicesThe Indian government is planning the pan-India rollout of a tracking system for lost and stolen mobile phones. The Centre for Department o...
- Is your iPhone a clone of its clone?Now we face another variant of this unsolved puzzle: if a planned product is cloned based on informed leaks and released before the origina...
- Bengaluru is India’s cybercrime capitalIn Bengaluru, the high reportage of cases coupled with a lone and understaffed cybercrime police station has led to poor disposal rate of s...
- The eScan & Xiaomi Controversy: Security flaws, vulnerabilities and a lot of accusationsNot having a secure password/fingerprint lock on your device is the biggest security risk for your data.
- Consumers can safeguard mobile phones, private data from theft with government's unique identification numbersThe registry of unique identification numbers is a central system where carriers can share information on stolen devices and prevent them f...
- DoT plans cell for safeguarding consumers against theft of phones, data on themThe broad aim of the plan is to protect consumer interest, curtail counterfiet mobile phone market, discourage mobile phone theft, detect c...
- Government bans mobile handsets with fake, duplicate identity numbersGovernment has prohibited imports of all kind of mobile handsets with fake or duplicate unique identity numbers, a move that will help secu...
- 'Asian mobile apps challenge tech giants like Apple, Google'Asian-origin mobile apps LINE, YAY & WeChat are posing challenges to technology giants Apple, Facebook, Google and other telecoms carriers,...
- Made-in-China clones: Can’t afford an iPhone? Get a true copy at just Rs 9,000It's not just Apple products that have been ingeniously 'cloned'. Reproductions of the in-demand Samsung Galaxy line are also at hand.
- DoT for trial runs of tech to locate mobiles in real timeGovernment is likely to launch a pilot project to test a new technology that helps locate lost or cloned mobile phones on real time basis.
- Trai to ask CommerceMin to ban import of phones with fake IMEITelecom regulator Trai is planning to approach the Commerce and Industry Ministry to ban imports of mobile phones carrying unauthentic uniq...
- Beware of missed call to check SIM cloningNext time if you get a missed call starting with +92; #90 or #09, don't show the courtesy of calling back because chances are it would lead...
- Home min wants locally manufactured SIM cardsCurrently, SIM cards, which are used in mobile phones, are imported under the open general licence (OGL) from China and other low-cost mark...
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