According to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), the sale of Apple's iPhone in India can be banned. It is being said that TRAI Airtel, by issuing notice to telecom operators like Vodafone, can also cancel the registration of Apple.
Actually, the cause of the ongoing war between Apple and TRAI is the do-not-disturb (DND) app. TRAI had announced new rules for telecom companies for the prevention of Fake calls and spam messages. In the same sequence, TRAI has designed the new version DND 2.0 app for the Do-Not-Distinguished (DND) app for iPhone users, which Apple has not listed on its App Store. Trai wants Apple to list this app on its store so that users can filter spam calls and messages.
On this, Apple says that TRAI's Do-Not-Disturb (DND) app seeks permission to record users' calls and messages, due to which the privacy of the users is not secure. In addition, Apple said that it would make an in-house app instead of TRAI's app.
According to the TRAI's new guidelines, all telecom operators in the country will have to ensure that in the next 6 months of the network, the Do-Not-Disturb (DND) app 2.0 version on all the registered device of their network under the rule of regulation Get permission If this app is not allowed on any registered operator of any telecom operator, then it will be canceled from the telecom network as per the regulation norms.
At present the 2.0 version of the Do-Not-Disturb (DND) app is available for Android users only. And if Apple does not accept TRAI's decision, then his device can be registered with the telecom network (3G / 4G).