The problem with spam and antispam applications, which we have already reported on several times, has gained momentum in India again. In short – spam and junk mail have been a big problem in India for the past few years. So big that even the Indian government itself decided to intervene, deciding to create an antispam application for both Android and iOSIf someone receives an unsolicited message, they can send it through the app to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), which will identify the spammer and take appropriate action against them.
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While Android users there have been able to use the application since 2016, AppThere was a problem with Lu. He didn't want her in his App Store included because the application needed access to call and message logs. With this, it has Apple problem, as this practice goes against the company's privacy and personal data protection policies. The company was warned last month by the Indian government that if it did not allow App Store state application within 6 months, it will iPhone disconnected from 3G and 4G networks in India, and that would AppThey certainly didn't want to. That's why they decided to try to cancel the 6-month deadline by promising to create the app themselves, Reuters reported.
In India, the budget iPhone SE is very popular:
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"We look forward to working with TRAI to jointly address the issue of spam and unsolicited commercial communications while assuring everyone that we are committed to protecting privacy and personal data." the head of the company's public relations department wrote to the office AppleAccording to Reuters, TRAI chief RSSharma said that the notification issued by the Indian government Applu sent a message, it cannot be taken back just because of one letter. So far, it seems that Apple and the Indian government are unable to find common ground. A lawsuit can also be a last resort.
