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Mobile Makers React to Government's Panic Button, GPS Requirement
The Indian Cellular Association also welcomed the notification to build a penetrating mobile Information technology architecture to enhance the safety of women.
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Karbonn Says Will Bring SOS App for Women to Its Handsets in 2 Months
The app will also allow users to raise and send alarms discreetly by simply shaking the device without unlocking it.
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Panic Buttons on Cellphones a Must. What This Means for You.
Everything you need to know about the government's notification that mandates the inclusion of a panic button on all mobile phones sold in India.
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Panic Button Mandatory for New Mobile Phones From January 1: Prasad
"Technology is solely meant to make human life better and what better than using it for the security of women," Communications and IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said.
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India to get a single emergency number
Public comments have been invited on making 100 or 108 as the single number for the entire country for various emergencies like fire or medical or accidents.
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Mobile Makers React to Government's Panic Button, GPS Requirement
The Indian Cellular Association also welcomed the notification to build a penetrating mobile Information technology architecture to enhance the safety of women.
-
Karbonn Says Will Bring SOS App for Women to Its Handsets in 2 Months
The app will also allow users to raise and send alarms discreetly by simply shaking the device without unlocking it.
-
Panic Buttons on Cellphones a Must. What This Means for You.
Everything you need to know about the government's notification that mandates the inclusion of a panic button on all mobile phones sold in India.
-
Panic Button Mandatory for New Mobile Phones From January 1: Prasad
"Technology is solely meant to make human life better and what better than using it for the security of women," Communications and IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said.
-
India to get a single emergency number
Public comments have been invited on making 100 or 108 as the single number for the entire country for various emergencies like fire or medical or accidents.
