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India denies mandatory smartphone source code access
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|February 2026
India does not mandate smartphone manufacturers to share their source code with the government, industry bodies and official sources have clarified, countering a Reuters report that suggested authorities were considering compulsory access to proprietary software.
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Industry analysts say any such requirement would face strong resistance from global smartphone OEMS due to intellectual property and governance risks. "OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) like Apple and Samsung reject source code disclosure over IP (intellectual property) risks and absent global precedents," said Prabhu Ram, vice-president at CyberMed
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