Explore the controversy surrounding the Indian government's demand for smartphone source code access and its implications for ...

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

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Source code needs a plain explanation. It is not your messages, photos, or contacts. It is the instruction manual that ...

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MeitY has rejected a report suggesting India may force smartphone makers to share source code, clarifying that no such mandate exists and only routine cybersecurity consultations are underway.

India, emerging as a production hub for next-generation smartphones, has reportedly pressured manufacturers like Samsung Electronics, Apple, and Google to disclose their source code—a trade ...