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\"\"NEW DELHI: A trial of panic button<\/a> facility on mobile phones, aimed at helping women in distress, has been delayed due to the lack of GPS<\/a> facility in feature phones<\/a>, according to government sources.
\n
\nThe trial across Uttar Pradesh was to start from January 26 for all mobile phone users -- users of smart phones as well as feature phones. This exercise would have paved the way for its pan-India implementation by December this year.
\n
\nWhile the government had ordered all mobile manufacturers in 2016 to mandatorily provide a panic button and a GPS facility on cell phones to help women in distress, in November last year feature phones were exempted from providing GPS.
\n
\n\"The Department of Telecom has said that enabling GPS location is a technological challenge on feature phones,\" an official of the Ministry of Women and Child Development (WCD) said on condition of anonymity.
\n
\nAnother official said that the number of feature phone users are very high in UP and, therefore, a trial can't be carried out without bringing them under the purview.
\n
\nNo official came forward to explain why the absence of GPS has hit the trial programme.
\n
\nHowever, GPS service is known to be a much better way of tracking a phone user over alternative methods such as triangulation of mobile phone towers.
\n
\nALSO READ: One out of two feature phone users wish to buy 4G feature phone in next 6 months: IDC<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\n\"GPS is omnipresent through satellites. Hence it is easy to track a device with the help of GPS in every corner of the country. Cell triangulation is possible only where mobile towers are present and can give accuracy of 50 metres. High level of investments are required to increase accuracy level through cell triangulation compared to GPS tracking,\" Kuldeep Singh, a former member of the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT), said.
\n
\nThis also implies that tracing a device in rural areas, where mobile towers are fewer, can also be challenging.
\n
\nThe WCD Ministry secretary, R K Shrivastava, is likely to meet Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha to resolve the problem and ensure a smooth roll-out of the panic button.
\n
\nAccording to the WCD Ministry sources, the ministry will recommend starting the trial without GPS on basic phones.
\n
\nFor the trial in UP, the government has put in place a back-end architecture so that when a user presses the panic button five calls are made to emergency number 112 and SMSes with call log details as well as geo-location of the victim are sent to police authorities.
\n
\nFamily members as well as volunteers in the vicinity of a victim also receive SMS alerts.
\n
\nIn a notification in November 2017, the Department of Telecom exempted feature phone manufacturers from mandatorily installing Global Positioning System (GPS) after its order in 2016 required all mobile sets to have the location tracking facility.
\n
\nThe relief for feature phone manufacturers was provided after they complained that installing GPS would push up the cost of these phones.
\n
The roll-out of panic button has been hit by several delays. The government's original order issued in April 2016 required all mobile handset manufacturers to provide a panic button in the form of numeric key 5 or 9 or power on or off button as well as GPS location tracking<\/a> from January 2017.
\n
\nBut the implementation was postponed because mobile manufacturers said that they had too many old phones in their inventory because of a dip in sales post-demonetisation and opposed installing GPS in non-smart phones.
\n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":62768886,"title":"Jaitley's 'words' on cryptocurrency in budget misinterpreted: IAMAI panel","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/jaitleys-words-on-cryptocurrency-in-budget-misinterpreted-iamai-panel\/62768886","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"seoschemas":false,"msid":62769932,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Lack of GPS in feature phones delays panic button roll-out","synopsis":"The WCD Ministry secretary, R K Shrivastava, is likely to meet Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha to resolve the problem and ensure a smooth roll-out of the panic button.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/lack-of-gps-in-feature-phones-delays-panic-button-roll-out","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2018-02-03 18:43:18","lastupd":"2018-02-03 18:45:18","breadcrumbTags":["feature phones","panic button","Devices","GPS Location Tracking","Smartphones","GPS"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/lack-of-gps-in-feature-phones-delays-panic-button-roll-out"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2018-02-03" data-index="article_1">

缺乏GPS功能手机推出延迟恐慌按钮

国际皮肤病学会议上的外交部部长R K Shrivastava可能满足电信部长Manoj Sinha解决问题,确保顺利转出的恐慌按钮。

  • 更新2018年2月3日下午06:45坚持
新德里:一个审判惊慌失措手机设备,旨在帮助女性在困境中,由于缺乏被推迟全球定位系统(GPS)设施功能手机,根据政府的来源。

审判在北方邦从1月26日开始对所有手机用户,用户的智能手机和功能手机。这个练习将会为其铺平了道路pan-India实现今年12月。

虽然政府已经命令所有强制手机制造商在2016年提供一个恐慌按钮和一个GPS设备手机帮助女性遇险,去年11月提供GPS功能手机被免除。

“电信部门曾表示,使GPS定位是功能手机的技术挑战,”一位官员的妇女和儿童发展(WCD)不愿透露姓名的说。

另一名官员说,功能手机用户的数量非常高,因此,试验无法进行而不将他们纳入范围。

没有官方提出解释为什么没有GPS试验计划。

然而,GPS服务是一个更好的方式跟踪手机用户的替代方法,如三角手机塔。

还读:的两个功能手机用户想买4 g功能手机在未来6个月:国际数据公司(IDC)

“通过卫星GPS是无处不在的。因此很容易跟踪设备的帮助下GPS在这个国家的每一个角落。细胞三角测量是可能只在移动塔存在和可以给50米的准确性。高水平的投资需要提高精度通过细胞水平三角与GPS跟踪相比,“Kuldeep辛格前电信解决纠纷和上诉法庭(TDSAT)说。

这也意味着,跟踪设备在农村地区,移动塔更少,也可以是一个挑战。

国际皮肤病学会议上的外交部部长R K Shrivastava可能满足电信部长Manoj Sinha解决问题,确保顺利转出的恐慌按钮。

据国际皮肤病学会议上的部门消息,外交部将推荐开始审判基本没有GPS手机。

的审判,政府已到位后端架构,这样当用户按下恐慌按钮5紧急号码拨打电话112和短信与通话记录的细节以及地理位置的受害者被送往警方。

家庭成员以及志愿者附近的受害者也收到短信提醒。

在通知2017年11月,美国电信功能手机制造商不受强制安装全球定位系统(GPS)在2016年订单后要求所有移动台的位置跟踪设备。

救济功能提供了手机制造商在他们抱怨安装GPS会推高这些手机的成本。

惊慌失措的推出受到一些延迟。政府在2016年4月发行的原始顺序要求所有移动手机制造商提供一个惊慌失措的形式数字键5到9或权力以及打开或关闭按钮GPS定位跟踪从2017年1月。

但是实现被推迟了,因为手机制造商说,他们有太多的旧手机库存由于蘸销售post-demonetisation和反对安装GPS在非智能手机。
  • 发布于2018年2月3日下午06:43坚持
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\"\"NEW DELHI: A trial of panic button<\/a> facility on mobile phones, aimed at helping women in distress, has been delayed due to the lack of GPS<\/a> facility in feature phones<\/a>, according to government sources.
\n
\nThe trial across Uttar Pradesh was to start from January 26 for all mobile phone users -- users of smart phones as well as feature phones. This exercise would have paved the way for its pan-India implementation by December this year.
\n
\nWhile the government had ordered all mobile manufacturers in 2016 to mandatorily provide a panic button and a GPS facility on cell phones to help women in distress, in November last year feature phones were exempted from providing GPS.
\n
\n\"The Department of Telecom has said that enabling GPS location is a technological challenge on feature phones,\" an official of the Ministry of Women and Child Development (WCD) said on condition of anonymity.
\n
\nAnother official said that the number of feature phone users are very high in UP and, therefore, a trial can't be carried out without bringing them under the purview.
\n
\nNo official came forward to explain why the absence of GPS has hit the trial programme.
\n
\nHowever, GPS service is known to be a much better way of tracking a phone user over alternative methods such as triangulation of mobile phone towers.
\n
\nALSO READ: One out of two feature phone users wish to buy 4G feature phone in next 6 months: IDC<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\n\"GPS is omnipresent through satellites. Hence it is easy to track a device with the help of GPS in every corner of the country. Cell triangulation is possible only where mobile towers are present and can give accuracy of 50 metres. High level of investments are required to increase accuracy level through cell triangulation compared to GPS tracking,\" Kuldeep Singh, a former member of the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT), said.
\n
\nThis also implies that tracing a device in rural areas, where mobile towers are fewer, can also be challenging.
\n
\nThe WCD Ministry secretary, R K Shrivastava, is likely to meet Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha to resolve the problem and ensure a smooth roll-out of the panic button.
\n
\nAccording to the WCD Ministry sources, the ministry will recommend starting the trial without GPS on basic phones.
\n
\nFor the trial in UP, the government has put in place a back-end architecture so that when a user presses the panic button five calls are made to emergency number 112 and SMSes with call log details as well as geo-location of the victim are sent to police authorities.
\n
\nFamily members as well as volunteers in the vicinity of a victim also receive SMS alerts.
\n
\nIn a notification in November 2017, the Department of Telecom exempted feature phone manufacturers from mandatorily installing Global Positioning System (GPS) after its order in 2016 required all mobile sets to have the location tracking facility.
\n
\nThe relief for feature phone manufacturers was provided after they complained that installing GPS would push up the cost of these phones.
\n
The roll-out of panic button has been hit by several delays. The government's original order issued in April 2016 required all mobile handset manufacturers to provide a panic button in the form of numeric key 5 or 9 or power on or off button as well as GPS location tracking<\/a> from January 2017.
\n
\nBut the implementation was postponed because mobile manufacturers said that they had too many old phones in their inventory because of a dip in sales post-demonetisation and opposed installing GPS in non-smart phones.
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