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File Photo. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: Smartphone brand Xiaomi<\/a>, on Friday said that it is fully compliant with government’s orders since the banned mobile applications cannot be accessed on its devices<\/a> and reserves the right of legal action against false accusations against the company.

“We have also noticed some stray instances of misinformation being spread regarding the above points,”
Xiaomi India<\/a> MD Manu Kumar Jain<\/a> said in a statement.

“Xiaomi reserves the right to take legal action against false accusations of its non-compliance with Government orders.”

He was referring to the recent ban of two of Xiaomi’s apps ‘Mi Browser Pro’ and ‘
Mi Community<\/a>’.

“We are building a new version of
MIUI<\/a> which will be built without pre-installation of any of the banned apps. This will be rolling out in a phased manner over the next few weeks,” he said.

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The company also clarified that it has its own Cleaner app which is separate from the Clean Master app banned by the government. Xiaomi said it is removing the industry definitions (also used by Clean Master app) which are vital for functioning of its cleaner app. The new version of the Cleaner app can be updated by users.

The brand also said that it is adherent to
data security norms<\/a> of the Indian law.

“Since 2018, 100% data from Indian users is stored on servers located in India and none of this data is shared with anyone outside of India.”
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小米将采取法律行动反对那些散布错误信息:MD耆那教的

小米智能手机品牌,上周五表示,这是完全符合政府的订单自禁止移动应用程序无法访问的设备和储备对虚假的指控采取法律行动的权利。

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新德里:智能手机品牌小米周五表示,这是完全符合政府的订单自禁止移动应用程序无法访问它设备并有权采取法律行动反对错误的指控。

“我们也注意到一些流浪的实例错误信息被传播关于上面的点,”小米印度医学博士马努Kumar耆那教徒的在一份声明中说。

“小米有权采取法律行动反对错误的指控不符合政府的命令。”

他指的是小米的两个应用的最近禁止“Mi浏览器支持”和“Mi社区”。

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“我们正在建造的新版本MIUI将没有预装任何禁止程序建立的。这将是推出以分阶段的方式在接下来的几周,”他说。

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该公司还澄清说,它有自己的清洁程序是独立于清理大师应用由政府禁止。小米说,消除行业定义(也清理大师所使用的应用程序)的清洁程序的功能至关重要。新版本的清洁程序可以由用户更新。

品牌还表示,它是附着数据安全标准印度法律。

“自2018年以来,100%的数据位于印度和印度用户存储在服务器的数据共享与印度以外的任何人。”
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File Photo. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: Smartphone brand Xiaomi<\/a>, on Friday said that it is fully compliant with government’s orders since the banned mobile applications cannot be accessed on its devices<\/a> and reserves the right of legal action against false accusations against the company.

“We have also noticed some stray instances of misinformation being spread regarding the above points,”
Xiaomi India<\/a> MD Manu Kumar Jain<\/a> said in a statement.

“Xiaomi reserves the right to take legal action against false accusations of its non-compliance with Government orders.”

He was referring to the recent ban of two of Xiaomi’s apps ‘Mi Browser Pro’ and ‘
Mi Community<\/a>’.

“We are building a new version of
MIUI<\/a> which will be built without pre-installation of any of the banned apps. This will be rolling out in a phased manner over the next few weeks,” he said.

Read also<\/h4>
<\/a><\/figure>
Xiaomi India head Manu Jain on anti-China sentiment, smartphone demand, FDI rules<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Xiaomi &#39;more Indian&#39; smartphone brand than any other: Manu Jain<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
The company also clarified that it has its own Cleaner app which is separate from the Clean Master app banned by the government. Xiaomi said it is removing the industry definitions (also used by Clean Master app) which are vital for functioning of its cleaner app. The new version of the Cleaner app can be updated by users.

The brand also said that it is adherent to
data security norms<\/a> of the Indian law.

“Since 2018, 100% data from Indian users is stored on servers located in India and none of this data is shared with anyone outside of India.”
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