Hackers have published what appears to be a sample of stolen repositories on Gitea, a public software development platform, ...

Says ongoing talks about security are about understanding best practice, not strong-arming vendors India’s government has ...

New government standards promise safer phones, but brands say deep software access, long data storage, and update approvals could make devices slower, costlier, and less secure for Indian users.

India's proposal for smartphone makers to share source code sparks opposition, aiming to enhance security amidst rising data ...

Report: As per a Reuters report, the Indian government has asked smartphone manufacturers for a security overhaul, adding ...

The government has proposed that smartphone makers share source code with it and make software changes on security ground.

The Union IT Ministry has refuted a Reuters report which claimed that the government is proposing to force smartphone ...

Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), in a release, refuted the statement by a media report that the ...

PIB clarifies India has no plan to force smartphone makers to share source code; ongoing discussions focus only on improving ...

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A PIB Fact Check said that the Reuters report was fake and no final regulations have been framed, and any future framework ...