It's no secret that smartphone companies are increasingly focusing on the very lucrative markets in China, India, and other similar countries. ProHowever, because these countries are underdeveloped in some ways, companies are facing obstacles that they are facing for the first time in their history. One such obstacle is the licensing of apps in India.
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The Indian market is for the company Apple very interesting place. In the future, she would like to fill it with her Apple phones and the best way to do that is with the help of the local government. Only they can Appto allow the construction of factories and various actions that will help the Apple company expand its phones. However, as it seems these days, finding the same note with the government there will not be so easy.
Apple would like to break into the Indian market mainly with cheap iPhone SE:
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Because of one application on the blade of a knife
The whole problem lies in a single application. The Indian government would like to App Store placed an app that would protect people from annoying spam. But its byproduct, which you only learn after reading the small informative lines below it, is sending information about spam, text messages, and apparently even calls to a government agency. AppHowever, Lu does not like these practices at all and publicly calls them a violation of personal data protection.
"No one after App"I don't want him to violate the privacy policy," says Ram Sewak Sharma, chairman of the Indian Telecom Regulatory Authority. However, he did not reveal how he would resolve the situation.
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It's hard to say how the whole situation will turn out.onec will be removed. In view of what is took place in China some time ago, probably no one would make a concession Applu was not surprised. His main goal is of course to sell as many products as possible, which he probably cannot achieve otherwise than by making concessions and allowing the application in his App Store However, the apple company deserves respect for not immediately nodding its head to such a strange government request and thus saving itself a lot of trouble.
Source: CultOfMac
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