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印度探索监管窥探中国智能手机测试,数据安全问题

政府编制可信的来源和信任的公司对电信设备和网络产品检查所谓网络窥探。此举旨在让中国球员被认为是华为和中兴通讯等关键领域的电信网络,专家说。

印度探索监管窥探中国智能手机测试,数据安全问题
新德里:印度正在探索规定可能要求拆卸或深入测试的手机,以确保设备和安装应用程序不是窥探这个国家的公民,知情人士告诉等。

此举被视为一个报复继续侵略中国在中印边境,可能符合政府对电信设备到位,他们说。

政府正在编译的列表受信任的来源电信设备和网络产品和值得信赖的公司检查所谓网络窥探。此举被认为是旨在让中国球员等华为和中兴通讯电信网络的关键区域,专家说。

虽然规定,如果实现,将涵盖整个行业,中国品牌将在重点,说一个人参与首次与政府协商。

“政府可以为公司提供一个特殊的国家分享与印度的边界,”这个人说不愿透露姓名的。

印度手机市场占主导地位的中国球员等小米相对应的人,体内Realme。

等的查询这些公司并未引起响应直到截稿时间。查询的电子和信息技术(MeitY)也无人接听。

“政府不想吓到公司,但需要确保没有安全问题。安全拆卸,中国应该没有问题,如果他们认为他们的产品是干净的,”一个人说,他不愿透露姓名。

MeitY,国家技术研究组织和其他政府机构正在探索的可能性框架这样一个规定,说的人知道。他们说行业组织也与首相办公室和部门协调促进工业和国内贸易,以及其他政府机构。

代表公司也分别会见政府官员说。

“公司被要求显示材料清单。一个完整的分析。十个行动点进行了讨论。虽然有些被稀释,有些正在认真探索和工作,”第一个人说引用。

手机制造商也可能被要求分享智能手机用于测试的源代码,以及供应商的详细信息从源组件的智能手机,他们说的人。

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除了硬件级别的审查,官员也评估中国智能手机公司的策略,在手机中预装某些应用程序。

“他们正试图找出这些应用程序的本质,为什么这些软件预装,是否这些应用程序共享某些信息。他们希望看到这些应用是否不难安装到手机,可以删除,”第二个人说。

去年,印度已经禁止超过200中国应用,包括某些小米应用程序。这些软件预装在MIUI,权力最Mi,红米和略智能手机。小米说,它正在开发一个新的版本的MIUI将建没有预装任何阻塞应用程序。

政府还计划检查智能手机公司的行为,特别是中国,在印度,这将涉及税收问题。税务机关最近进行了一次突袭中兴的前提。



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\"India<\/figure>New Delhi: India is exploring a regulation that may mandate teardown or in-depth testing of handsets to ensure that the devices and installed apps are not snooping on the citizens of the country, people familiar with the matter told ET.

The move, seen as a retaliation for the continued Chinese aggression at the India-China border, could be in line with what the government has put in place for telecom equipment, they said.

The government is compiling a list of trusted sources<\/a> and trusted companies for telecom equipment and networking products to check alleged cyber snooping. The move is believed to be aimed at keeping Chinese players such as Huawei<\/a> and ZTE<\/a> out of critical areas of telecom networks, said experts.

<\/div><\/div>While the regulation, if it materialises, will cover the entire industry, Chinese brands will be in focus, said one of the persons involved in initial consultations with the government.

\u201cThe government can put in a special provision for companies from countries that share borders with India,\u201d the person said on condition of anonymity.

The Indian handset market is dominated by Chinese players such as Xiaomi<\/a>, Oppo, Vivo and Realme<\/a>.

ET\u2019s queries to these companies did not elicit a response till press time. Queries to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) also went unanswered.

\u201cThe government doesn\u2019t want to scare companies but needs to ensure that there are no security-related issues. For the security teardown, the Chinese should not have a problem if they think their products are clean,\u201d said a second person, who did not wish to be identified either.

The MeitY, National Technical Research Organisation<\/a> and other government bodies are exploring possibilities of framing such a regulation, said people in the know. They said industry bodies are also coordinating with the Prime Minister Office and the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade, among other government bodies.

<\/div><\/div>Representatives of companies have also had separate meetings with government officials, said the people.

\u201cCompanies are being asked to show the bill of materials. A complete analysis is being done. Ten action points were discussed. While some were diluted, some are being explored seriously and worked upon,\u201d said the first person cited earlier.

Handset makers may also be asked to share the source code of their smartphones for testing, along with details of vendors from whom they source components for smartphones, said the person.

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In addition to hardware level scrutiny, officials are also evaluating the strategy of Chinese smartphone companies to pre-install certain apps on their phones.

\u201cThey are trying to find out the nature of these apps, why these apps come pre-installed and whether these apps share certain information. They want to see whether these apps are not hard installed into the phone and can be deleted,\u201d said the second person.

Last year, India had banned more than 200 Chinese apps, including certain Xiaomi applications. These apps come pre-installed on MIUI, which powers most Mi, Redmi and Poco<\/a> smartphones. Xiaomi had then said that it was developing a new version of MIUI which would be built without pre-installation of any of the blocked apps.

The government is also planning to check the conduct of smartphone companies, especially Chinese, in India, which will cover taxation issues as well. The tax authorities recently carried out a raid on ZTE\u2019s premises.

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