India is considering new smartphone security rules that would require device makers to provide government access to source code for ‘vulnerability analysis’ and notify authorities of major software updates. With nearly 750 million smartphones in the market, this move could have significant implications for manufacturers, potentially revealing proprietary information and causing delays in security updates. The Indian government’s push for stringent security measures could reshape the smartphone industry landscape.

Spotify has confirmed it is no longer running recruitment ads for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after facing backlash for promoting the agency’s ads promising $50,000 signing bonuses. The decision came after an ICE agent fatally shot Renee Good, sparking outrage and calls for boycotts. This move highlights the real-world impact of public pressure on tech platforms to reconsider their advertising partnerships.

Chipolo’s One and Card Point trackers offer Android users reliable options to track personal items at a lower cost compared to Apple’s AirTags.

The annual tech showcase in Las Vegas featured a prominent display of ‘physical AI’ and robotics, including Boston Dynamic’s redesigned Atlas humanoid robot and AI-powered ice makers. The event highlighted a shift towards tangible AI applications beyond traditional screens.