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The Indian government may ban Chinese smartphones

October 25, 2021
Source: thedigitalhacker.com thedigitalhacker.com
News Snapshot:
After taking a major step last year by banning 220 Chinese apps Indian government is expected to ban Chinese smartphone brands in India. Recently Indian government sent a notice to Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, and One plus to give details on the data and components used in the smartphones unless they will get banned in India. The reason behind this measure is the security concerns amid the ongoing tensions between China and India. After getting the following details Indian government is also expected to test these smartphones. However, since the news came to light none of these companies have come forward...
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