India's government is reviewing a telecom industry proposal to force smartphone firms to enable satellite location tracking ...

After backlash over the Sanchar Saathi app order, a new surveillance debate erupts; Tech giants Apple, Google and Samsung ...

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Use of A-GPS technology would require location services to always be activated on smartphones with no option for users to ...

Many smartphone users assume that turning off GPS completely hides their location. However, Google can still estimate where ...

Mobile Identify, an app that allowed police to use facial recognition technology to identify illegal immigrants, has been ...

The government is reviewing a proposal that could require smartphone makers to keep satellite-based location tracking ...

After the Sanchar Saathi App brouhaha, the Government is reportedly considering mandatory always-on location tracking of all ...

India considers mandatory always-on location tracking for smartphones, a move Apple, Google and Samsung oppose over privacy ...

India’s long-running debate over digital surveillance and user privacy has entered a new and explosive phase. The government ...

CBP uses a range of apps as part of its border security efforts, including the Global Entry and CBP Link apps for entry into ...

Australian Federal Government security agencies are closely monitoring developments in India, where mobile carriers are ...