India cyber safety app mandate a “breach of privacy”, opposition tells Parliament
On December 2, 2025, the government of India ordered that every new smartphone sold in the country must come pre-loaded with a state-run cyber-safety app called Sanchar Saathi. The app is meant to help users track stolen phones and curb telecom fraud by verifying device identity and phone connections.
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