Indian government's discussions on tighter phone-security rules are raising concerns among global handset makers over ...

MAIT confirms no government demand for source code disclosure, citing amendments to security standards made last June.

India’s proposal to require smartphone makers to share source code with the government and make several software changes as ...

Draft security norms could force handset makers to share source code, restrict app permissions, and alter update timelines ...

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 ...

Central government has reportedly proposed smartphone security rules, including potential source code access, have triggered ...

New Delhi proposes stricter rules to smartphone makers, faces pushback from tech giant citing concerns over secrecy and ...

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

Is the Indian government forcing smartphone manufacturers to share their source code? PIB fact-checks a viral report ...