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No snooping possible, says Scindia to calm concerns about Sanchar SaathiIn a recent announcement, Union telecom minister Jyotiraditya Scindia addressed public concerns surrounding the 'Sanchar Saathi' applicatio...- Govt removes mandatory pre-installation of Sanchar Saathi App amid Oppn's 'snooping' claimsThe Centre has withdrawn its directive mandating the pre-installation of the Sanchar Saathi cyber safety app on smartphones following priva...
- Sanchar Saathi app row: Congress slams govt for 'brazenly snooping' on citizensAmid privacy concerns over the Sanchar Saathi app, Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia asserted that snooping is neither possible ...
- '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...
- Sanchar Saathi app downloads jump 10 times on Tuesday: DoT sourcesDownloads of the government’s Sanchar Saathi cybersecurity app surged to six lakh in a day after a new pre-installation order, despite priv...
- 'Snooping App' aimed at invading privacy: Congress on Sanchar Saathi AppWhile talking about the need to have a robust cyber fraud reporting mechanism, Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi said there is a fine line betwee...
- India plans crackdown on preinstalled apps; screening of OS updates to stop snoopwareThe government is of the view that pre-installed applications in the majority of smartphones pose serious privacy and information security ...
- Income Tax department searches Huawei's Bengaluru, Delhi premisesThe operation comes months after a similar action against its Chinese counterpart ZTE. In the case of Huawei too, the department suspects t...
- India's security coordinator kicks off new project to identify privacy, security issues in mobile phones, appsThe Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) has been tasked with execution of the project by closely working with these department...
- India aims to become a trusted partner for electronics and semiconductor manufacturing worldwide: Rajeev Chandrasekhar"Our electronics and semiconductors plans for the country are underway as per Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision to make India a hub for...
- China threat in mind, government plans regulation to prevent handset snoopingThe government is compiling a list of trusted sources and trusted companies for telecom equipment and networking products to check alleged ...
- The Pegasus spyware: All you need to knowThe spyware leaves no trace on the device, consumes minimal battery, memory and data consumption and comes with a self-destruct option that...
- India Mobile Congress invitation to Huawei not a nod for 5G play: DoTIMC is a three-day conclave starting from Monday in New Delhi where telecom operators, and global equipment and handset makers will highlig...
- ZTE, Huawei mull local manufacturing, Ericsson keen on expansionHuawei and ZTE’s plans come as they face international scrutiny on their 5G equipment, which some countries allege are used for snooping by...
- PM Narendra Modi wants number of RAX users to be expanded to 5,000 to keep government business safeNripendra Mishra wrote to the home ministry and telecom department on July 9, asking for the number of RAX users to be expanded to 5,000 of...
- Blackberry expects strong growth for its enterprise services in IndiaThe company says its enterprise services — BES 10 and BBM Protected – are witnessing increasing demand from Indian corporates.
- New snoop-resistant smartphone to protect your privacyUsing cryptography, the device is able to make and receive secure phone and video calls, as well as exchange encrypted text messages.
- Radia tapes herald radio silence in DelhiSome of New Delhi’s hyperactive phone lines have caught a cold. It isn’t the November chill, but the chilling effect on carefree speech the...
- Hacker makes mobile phone snooping affordableA hacker has brought mobile phone snooping to the modestly financed, showing how to build a call-catching system for about 1,500 dollars.
- BlackBerry emails may be on govt snoop list soonElectronic mails sent from BlackBerry handsets, manufactured by Canada’s Research In Motion and distributed in the country by the two top c...
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