New Delhi: The military’s intelligence services strongly advised formations to make sure that their members were not carrying Chinese-made phones. This occurs in the midst of the continuing Line of Actual Control military standoff with China (LoC). The defence intelligence agencies’ advisory stated, “Formations and units are to sensitise their personnel through various forms and channels to exercise caution with such (Chinese) mobile phone devices.”
Spy agencies have given orders to units and formations
The warning was issued after incidents of spyware and malware were purportedly discovered in mobile phones with Chinese origin by agencies, according to reports. Spy agencies have given orders to units and formations to “carry out the shift to other phones against the phones,” as stated in the alert. Chinese phones from Vivo, Oppo, Xiaomi, One Plus, Honor, Real Me, ZTE, Gionee, ASUS, and Infinix are among those sold commercially in India.
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Many Chinese mobile phone applications have been removed
Many Chinese mobile phone applications have been removed from military personnel’s phones as a result of the military intelligence agencies’ past vigilance and activity against them. The military has also prohibited the use of Chinese mobile devices and applications. During March-April 2020, India and China have been engaged in a military stalemate and have deployed numerous forces in Eastern Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh to confront one another.
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