Indian government proposes new rules demanding smartphone source code; Apple, Samsung and others argue even China and US couldn’t get it
India's proposed security rule for smartphone makers, including Apple and Samsung, to share source code faces industry opposition. Companies cite a lack of global precedent and potential exposure of confidential technology. The government aims to enhance security by allowing source code review, app uninstallation, and background app monitoring, while industry groups argue such mandates are unprecedented globally.
India's proposed security rule for smartphone makers, including Apple and Samsung, to share source code faces industry opposition. Companies cite a lack of global precedent and potential exposure of confidential technology. The government aims to enhance security by allowing source code review, app uninstallation, and background app monitoring, while industry groups argue such mandates are unprecedented globally.
