India is considering a new rule that would require iPhones and other smartphones to keep GPS permanently switched on. Here’s a simple explainer on why the proposal exists, why Apple is opposing it, ...
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India's government is reviewing a telecom industry proposal to force smartphone firms to enable satellite location tracking ...
India considers mandatory always-on location tracking for smartphones, a move Apple, Google and Samsung oppose over privacy ...
Smartphone makers resist government proposal, citing privacy, security and regulatory concerns in the world’s largest ...
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