India’s reported move towards mandating source code sharing by smartphone manufacturers has triggered concern across the legal and technology ecosystem. Analysts warn that any rigid requirement could undermine intellectual property protection and weigh on foreign investment sentiment. From a legal standpoint, Tony Verghese, Partner at JSA Advocates & Solicitors, described the proposal as a significant regulatory development that raises multiple red flags. “While such measures may be intended to strengthen security oversight, it raises important legal concerns relating to protection of proprietary technology, intellectual property rights and confidentiality obligations,” Verghese said. Read more
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