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India considers forcing all smartphones to always track location, sparking privacy concerns.
India’s government is reviewing a proposal to mandate always-on satellite-based location tracking on all smartphones, requiring Apple, Google, and Samsung to enable A-GPS without user disable options.
The move aims to improve law enforcement accuracy in tracking individuals, bypassing current limitations of cellular tower data.
Tech giants and privacy advocates oppose the plan, calling it unprecedented globally and a threat to privacy and national security.
The proposal follows backlash over a previously withdrawn mandate to preload a government cyber safety app.
No decision has been made, and the home and IT ministries are still assessing the plan.
India considera obligar a todos los teléfonos inteligentes a rastrear siempre la ubicación, lo que genera preocupaciones sobre la privacidad.