December 6, 2025 | New Delhi
Global tech giants Apple, Google, and Samsung have reportedly raised objections to India’s new proposal mandating always-on smartphone location tracking. The companies cited privacy concerns and potential security risks associated with continuous user location monitoring.
The Indian government has defended the measure, stating it aims to enhance digital governance and public safety. The debate highlights the ongoing tension between regulatory requirements and global tech firms’ privacy standards, with implications for both consumers and the tech industry.
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