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SpyLoan Apps Installed on Over 8 Million Android Phones Amidst Rise in Predatory Loan Apps
SpyLoan, a predatory loan application, has been detected on over 8 million Android devices, according to McAfee. Fifteen versions of the SpyLoan application have been removed or updated since they were identified, and users must remove these apps manually if they have already been downloaded.
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Phone Data Bought For Rs 2,500 Used For Multi-Crore Scam Running In Noida
Phone data bought online with just Rs 2,500 was used to defraud hundreds of people in a multi-crore loan scam running from a fake call centre in Noida, police said. 11people, including nine women, were arrested for selling fake insurance policies.
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Bengaluru Doctor Hits Out At HDFC Over Spam Calls For Loans, Bank Responds
He also shared a few phone numbers from where he had been receiving the spam calls.
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SBI Sees Minimal Hit From Tighter Rules For Personal Loans
State Bank of India, the country's top lender, expects minimal impact on its capital ratios from the central bank's tighter rules for personal loans, its chairman told Reuters in a phone interview.
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Engineering Student Dies By Suicide Due To Inability To Repay Loan: Cops
A 22-year-old engineering college student allegedly died by suicide here after agents of a Chinese money lending app threatened to make public his intimate photographs on his mobile phone, for not repaying the loan.
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Paytm Payments Bank Wins Final RBI Nod, Can Operate as Bharat Bill Payment Operating Unit
Paytm Payments Bank said on Monday that the company had received final approval from the Reserve Bank of India to offer bill payment services in the country. The service can now function as a Bharat Bill Payment Operating Unit (BBPOU) in India, with support for bill payment services of electricity, phone, DTH, water, gas insurance, loan repayments,...
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Salvadorans Show Support for Bitcoin Despite International Monetary Fund Criticism
Karen Hernandez sells mobile phone accessories in El Salvador and says business has been through the roof since the country started using Bitcoin as legal tender.
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Google Drops Some Personal Loan Apps In India Over Safety Concerns
In a move to protect its users, internet search engine Google today removed a large number of personal loan apps from its Play Store from where a vast majority of Indians download phone applications. It reviewed the products based on user inputs and alert issued by government agencies, and has also issued notices to many others in the same business...
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4 More Arrested In Loan Apps Issue Involving Chinese Nationals
Four more people, including an employee of a mobile phone service provider, have been arrested by the city police in connection with the supply of over 1,000 sim cards to the accused in a case related to operating loan apps involving Chinese nationals.
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After PM's "Phone-A-Loan" Remark, P Chidambaram's "What After 2014" Reply
Hitting back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his remarks on loans given during the UPA rule, former Finance Minister P Chidambaram on Sunday asked the NDA government to reveal the number of loans given by it which turned into non-performing assets or NPAs.
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"Is Everyone A Terrorist?" Supreme Court Judge Asks Why Link Cellphone To Aadhaar
The government's decision to use Aadhaar to reach benefits to the poor, curb money laundering and protect tax collections is understandable, the Supreme Court remarked on Thursday. But, the Supreme Court asked, could the government go on to make Aadhaar mandatory for every transaction. "There comes the problem," Justice DY Chandrachud observed, won...
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After Beating Man With Slipper For Rs 50,000, UP Loan Shark Shared Video
A man is slapped and thrashed with a slipper in mobile phone footage from Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar that has gone viral on social media. The assaulter is a money lender who had loaned the man Rs 50,000 for his daughter's wedding, at a jaw-dropping 100 percent interest rate. He has been arrested.
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After Tamil Nadu Man Self Immolates, Phone Recording Puts Cops In Dock
On Monday, a labourer in Tamil Nadu's Tirunelveli district poured kerosene on himself and his wife and two children, and set them afire. Burdened by debt, the labourer Isaki Muthu had alleged harassment by a loan shark and police inaction. Now, a mobile phone conversation recording - which NDTV cannot verify - has surfaced which raises suspicion th...
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Xiaomi Takes $1-Billion Loan to Drive Retail Push, Expansion Overseas
Xiaomi has seen a recent return to form in phone sales after being hit by competition from rival Huawei Technologies and brands Vivo and Oppo.
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Pain From India's Phone Wars Extends Beyond RCom's Sibling Spat
RCom is a relatively small player in an industry dominated by the likes of Bharti Airtel and Vodafone, and its financial position is considerably worse than its rivals.
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SpyLoan Apps Installed on Over 8 Million Android Phones Amidst Rise in Predatory Loan Apps
SpyLoan, a predatory loan application, has been detected on over 8 million Android devices, according to McAfee. Fifteen versions of the SpyLoan application have been removed or updated since they were identified, and users must remove these apps manually if they have already been downloaded.
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Phone Data Bought For Rs 2,500 Used For Multi-Crore Scam Running In Noida
Phone data bought online with just Rs 2,500 was used to defraud hundreds of people in a multi-crore loan scam running from a fake call centre in Noida, police said. 11people, including nine women, were arrested for selling fake insurance policies.
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Bengaluru Doctor Hits Out At HDFC Over Spam Calls For Loans, Bank Responds
He also shared a few phone numbers from where he had been receiving the spam calls.
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SBI Sees Minimal Hit From Tighter Rules For Personal Loans
State Bank of India, the country's top lender, expects minimal impact on its capital ratios from the central bank's tighter rules for personal loans, its chairman told Reuters in a phone interview.
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Engineering Student Dies By Suicide Due To Inability To Repay Loan: Cops
A 22-year-old engineering college student allegedly died by suicide here after agents of a Chinese money lending app threatened to make public his intimate photographs on his mobile phone, for not repaying the loan.
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Paytm Payments Bank Wins Final RBI Nod, Can Operate as Bharat Bill Payment Operating Unit
Paytm Payments Bank said on Monday that the company had received final approval from the Reserve Bank of India to offer bill payment services in the country. The service can now function as a Bharat Bill Payment Operating Unit (BBPOU) in India, with support for bill payment services of electricity, phone, DTH, water, gas insurance, loan repayments,...
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Salvadorans Show Support for Bitcoin Despite International Monetary Fund Criticism
Karen Hernandez sells mobile phone accessories in El Salvador and says business has been through the roof since the country started using Bitcoin as legal tender.
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Google Drops Some Personal Loan Apps In India Over Safety Concerns
In a move to protect its users, internet search engine Google today removed a large number of personal loan apps from its Play Store from where a vast majority of Indians download phone applications. It reviewed the products based on user inputs and alert issued by government agencies, and has also issued notices to many others in the same business...
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4 More Arrested In Loan Apps Issue Involving Chinese Nationals
Four more people, including an employee of a mobile phone service provider, have been arrested by the city police in connection with the supply of over 1,000 sim cards to the accused in a case related to operating loan apps involving Chinese nationals.
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After PM's "Phone-A-Loan" Remark, P Chidambaram's "What After 2014" Reply
Hitting back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his remarks on loans given during the UPA rule, former Finance Minister P Chidambaram on Sunday asked the NDA government to reveal the number of loans given by it which turned into non-performing assets or NPAs.
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"Is Everyone A Terrorist?" Supreme Court Judge Asks Why Link Cellphone To Aadhaar
The government's decision to use Aadhaar to reach benefits to the poor, curb money laundering and protect tax collections is understandable, the Supreme Court remarked on Thursday. But, the Supreme Court asked, could the government go on to make Aadhaar mandatory for every transaction. "There comes the problem," Justice DY Chandrachud observed, won...
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After Beating Man With Slipper For Rs 50,000, UP Loan Shark Shared Video
A man is slapped and thrashed with a slipper in mobile phone footage from Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar that has gone viral on social media. The assaulter is a money lender who had loaned the man Rs 50,000 for his daughter's wedding, at a jaw-dropping 100 percent interest rate. He has been arrested.
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After Tamil Nadu Man Self Immolates, Phone Recording Puts Cops In Dock
On Monday, a labourer in Tamil Nadu's Tirunelveli district poured kerosene on himself and his wife and two children, and set them afire. Burdened by debt, the labourer Isaki Muthu had alleged harassment by a loan shark and police inaction. Now, a mobile phone conversation recording - which NDTV cannot verify - has surfaced which raises suspicion th...
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Xiaomi Takes $1-Billion Loan to Drive Retail Push, Expansion Overseas
Xiaomi has seen a recent return to form in phone sales after being hit by competition from rival Huawei Technologies and brands Vivo and Oppo.
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Pain From India's Phone Wars Extends Beyond RCom's Sibling Spat
RCom is a relatively small player in an industry dominated by the likes of Bharti Airtel and Vodafone, and its financial position is considerably worse than its rivals.
