India, PIB and source code

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Exclusive - India proposes forcing smartphone makers to give source code in security overhaul
India proposes requiring smartphone makers to share source code with the government and make several software changes as part of a raft of security measures, prompting behind-the-scenes opposition from giants like Apple and Samsung.

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The Financial Express · 11h
Indian government forcing smartphone makers to share source code? PIB fact-checks viral report
Govt pressing ‘smartphone manufacturers to share source code’? PIB fact-checks report
What Is India’s Smartphone Security Plan That Has Global Tech Firms Worried
India is preparing a sweeping overhaul of smartphone security norms, a move that could significantly alter how global phone makers operate in the country.

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India Today · 1d
Govt plans new security rules, seeks source code access from phone makers including Samsung and Apple
New Security Rules: What Is Smartphone Source Code? Government Denies Report Forcing Apple, Samsung, And Other Mobile Phone Makers To Share It
MeitY says no plan to seek smartphone source code from Apple or Samsung, clarifies security talks
According to Reuters, industry groups had raised concerns that sharing source code could expose sensitive intellectual property and weaken user privacy protections.

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India's proposed phone security rules that are worrying tech firms
The Week · 1d
India wants smartphone source code: Why tech giants Apple, Samsung are pushing back

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Elon Musk announced the publication of the source code of the new algorithm of the social network X

On January 11, American billionaire Elon Musk announced the decision to fully open the source code of the new algorithm of the social network X (ex. Twitter), including all the program code that determines the recommendations of organic posts and ads to users.
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