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Trial Of Panic Button On Mobiles Done In 47 UP Districts: Maneka Gandhi
Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi on Wednesday said user trial of a panic button feature on mobile handsets, to provide emergency response to women in distress, has been completed successfully in 47 districts of Uttar Pradesh.
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Lack of GPS in Feature Phones Said to Delay Panic Button Roll Out
The trial across Uttar Pradesh was to start from January 26 for all mobile phone users.
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Trial Of "Panic Button" On Phones To Begin In UP On January 26
A pilot project to test a 'panic button' feature on mobile phones to ensure women safety will kick-start from Uttar Pradesh on January 26, Union minister Maneka Gandhi said today.
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Import of Mobiles Without Panic Button Allowed Until February, Says DoT
The government in April 2016 mandated that all mobile phones in the country from January 1, 2017, will be sold with panic button feature.
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Mobile Phone Makers Get 2-Month Extension For Panic Button
The government has extended the deadline by two months for mobile phone manufacturers to implement the panic button feature in new handsets.
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'Panic Button' In Mobile Phones From January 1: Delhi Police To High Court
The city police on Wednesday informed the Delhi High Court that from January 1, 2017 the 'panic button' in every mobile phones will be introduced, to help people in distress, especially women.
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All Existing Phones Should Have Panic Button Feature, Says DoT
The new directive from DoT follows an earlier order requiring handset makers to install panic button in all new phones to be sold from 2017 onwards.
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All Indian Cell Phones To Have Panic Buttons From January 1
Come January 1, 2017. Every mobile phone in India will be fitted with a panic button that can be used by women in danger, Minister for Child and Women Development Maneka Gandhi said on Friday.
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India Enters GPS Club, First Ever iPhone Sales Decline, and More News From This Week
Panic buttons to be mandatory in India, plus analysis on who's leading the smartphone race, new launches and more.
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Panic Buttons on Cellphones a Must. What This Means for You.
Everything you need to know about the government's notification that mandates the inclusion of a panic button on all mobile phones sold in India.
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Panic Button Mandatory for New Mobile Phones From January 1: Prasad
"Technology is solely meant to make human life better and what better than using it for the security of women," Communications and IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said.
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Panic Button Must For All New Mobile Phones From Next Year
Panic button will be mandatory for all mobile phones to be sold in India from January 1, 2017, on wards to enable users make emergency call easily.
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Mobile Phone Companies Agree To Install Panic Button, Says Maneka Gandhi
For women in distress, police help will soon be available with just a press of finger on their phone as Union Minister Maneka Gandhi has managed to get mobile phone companies on board for providing panic button in handsets by March next year that will send emergency alerts.
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Government Considering Panic Button in Cell Phones for Women's Safety
For women's safety, the government is considering introduction of a panic button in cell phones and has asked all mobile phone manufacturers to work out the feasibility of such a feature, Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi said today.
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Trial Of Panic Button On Mobiles Done In 47 UP Districts: Maneka Gandhi
Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi on Wednesday said user trial of a panic button feature on mobile handsets, to provide emergency response to women in distress, has been completed successfully in 47 districts of Uttar Pradesh.
-
Lack of GPS in Feature Phones Said to Delay Panic Button Roll Out
The trial across Uttar Pradesh was to start from January 26 for all mobile phone users.
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Trial Of "Panic Button" On Phones To Begin In UP On January 26
A pilot project to test a 'panic button' feature on mobile phones to ensure women safety will kick-start from Uttar Pradesh on January 26, Union minister Maneka Gandhi said today.
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Import of Mobiles Without Panic Button Allowed Until February, Says DoT
The government in April 2016 mandated that all mobile phones in the country from January 1, 2017, will be sold with panic button feature.
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Mobile Phone Makers Get 2-Month Extension For Panic Button
The government has extended the deadline by two months for mobile phone manufacturers to implement the panic button feature in new handsets.
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'Panic Button' In Mobile Phones From January 1: Delhi Police To High Court
The city police on Wednesday informed the Delhi High Court that from January 1, 2017 the 'panic button' in every mobile phones will be introduced, to help people in distress, especially women.
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All Existing Phones Should Have Panic Button Feature, Says DoT
The new directive from DoT follows an earlier order requiring handset makers to install panic button in all new phones to be sold from 2017 onwards.
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All Indian Cell Phones To Have Panic Buttons From January 1
Come January 1, 2017. Every mobile phone in India will be fitted with a panic button that can be used by women in danger, Minister for Child and Women Development Maneka Gandhi said on Friday.
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India Enters GPS Club, First Ever iPhone Sales Decline, and More News From This Week
Panic buttons to be mandatory in India, plus analysis on who's leading the smartphone race, new launches and more.
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Panic Buttons on Cellphones a Must. What This Means for You.
Everything you need to know about the government's notification that mandates the inclusion of a panic button on all mobile phones sold in India.
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Panic Button Mandatory for New Mobile Phones From January 1: Prasad
"Technology is solely meant to make human life better and what better than using it for the security of women," Communications and IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said.
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Panic Button Must For All New Mobile Phones From Next Year
Panic button will be mandatory for all mobile phones to be sold in India from January 1, 2017, on wards to enable users make emergency call easily.
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Mobile Phone Companies Agree To Install Panic Button, Says Maneka Gandhi
For women in distress, police help will soon be available with just a press of finger on their phone as Union Minister Maneka Gandhi has managed to get mobile phone companies on board for providing panic button in handsets by March next year that will send emergency alerts.
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Government Considering Panic Button in Cell Phones for Women's Safety
For women's safety, the government is considering introduction of a panic button in cell phones and has asked all mobile phone manufacturers to work out the feasibility of such a feature, Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi said today.
