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In past few months some mobile brands increased their mobile prices drastically Due to covid19 price of products are likely in all sectors including mobile But now and then, mobile companies increasing their prices, actual rules in the Indian government states that every price alteration in MRP should be applied to government and reviewed to change it, that’s why brands keep their MRP margin high and launch at lower prices and sale them using that loophole company altering their prices. what’s the problem? The problem is in every price segment with the difference of ₹1000 company offer new models, end reviewers review them accordingly but with the increase of price the segment options/choices are changing, for example, let’s take Realme C3launched price is Rs.6,999/-After GST hike price raised to Rs.7,499/-Now the company raised the cost to Rs.8,999/-Let see the percentage raised from launched price by 29% i.e. Rs.2000/-But we can buy the phone Samsung Galaxy M01 which has similar specifications Note:Here is the list of some models which increased their price by their company than the launch price brand & model launch price After GST hike present price percentage of hike Realme 6 (4/64GB) ₹12,999 ₹13,999 ₹14,999 15% Redmi Note 8 (4/64GB) ₹9,999 ₹10,333 ₹12,499 29% Redmi 8 (4/64GB) ₹8,199 ₹8,999 ₹9,799 20% Redmi 8A Dual (2/32GB) ₹6,499 ₹6,999 ₹7,499 15% Samsung M21 (4/64GB) ₹13,499 ₹14,222 ₹14,499 7% some phones have a high price at their company web site and low price at online shopping. Check them while buying the phones.For example, Samsung Galaxy M21 the company web site cost is RS.14,499/- and online shopping has a cost of Rs.13,999/- you can check best Android mobiles here

Why Only Indian military? The Indian military is the ultimate security for country, if military gets compromised then the whole nation’s security is at risk. Recently there is news that Indian military personally ordered it’s personal to uninstall and delete their social accounts and not use some other apps Reasons:- Army and military share sensitive data regarding national security, if they are targeted and cyber-attacked these sensitive data files may be leaked and it will pose a national security threat. The reason is not just some Chinese apps stealing our data but social media apps  If any personal posts their photo their location can gets compromised Honey trapping people through chatting and gathering Information through social media Last year some navy officers are arrested for leaking classified information, as they fell into trap of a Pakistani agents who are posing as women and virtually honey trapped them.  In the list, we have seen popular apps like Facebook, Instagram, etc….., In recent days the supreme court ordered if Facebook is important to any officer then they can leave the job and enjoy Facebook Why not for the general public? We as the general public have our privacy, but we may not be specific targets for them, but we have to check our sleeves, Indian privacy law! Practically speaking many social media influences are earning their money through social media like Instagram paid promotions, many gamers are earning money from Pub-G like games, so if they ban it disturbs relationship between public, creators and brands  Our suggestions:- We cannot rely on foreign apps we should also have our  homegrown app as our prime minister Shri Narendra Modi started “Aathama Nirbar” , we should encourage our apps  You can check list of India’s own Social media Apps

Do we need strong Privacy policy in India? when it comes Privacy policy in India As of now, India’s internet literacy rate is lower than total Internet users in India Recently we have seen that the Indian government has banned 59 Chinese apps. And the reason for that is security of state and public order What’s going wrong? European Union has a perfect regulatory law called GDPR(General Data Protection Regulation) this law protects users privacy and it also regulates the data transfer between European Union countries to outer countries, they check the data transfer and regulates if personal data is transferred to other countries, they also have a strong law that makes companies bound to privacy regulations and protects the privacy of public. Whereas in India, the government is taking measures to protect the privacy of people by monitoring the activities of each popular developer and taking countermeasures to protect privacy. for example, the ban of 59 Chinese app and prohibited Indian military personals use of 89 apps   But when you see the bigger picture in play store many app developers c develop an app and upload it when it becomes a huge success when it comes to limelight the government is verifying the app activity and regulating it if it senses anything fishy. But think about unpopular apps that have lesser user base but collecting user data, In any route, the privacy of a user is at risk If the Indian government makes a strong law against user privacy and data storage, then the developer will think twice before making any such mistake like collecting user’s data without their consent. It also gives the government an authority to punish such companies or developers and stops dark activities. This also gives users a protection layer, so that the non-technical people/general public can use the internet safely.

The hype of 5G! 5G in India We know that 5G in India is yet to deploy but the smartphone brands are trying to push their devices to get sold because they support 5G. When can we see 5G in India? -> Due to Pandemic situation Coronavirus (COVID 19) All the industries are effected due to lockdown and the Indian telecom’s operators are one of them.  Now in India, there is a ban on usage of Chinese equipment which means telecoms cannot obtain 5G equipment from Huawei or ZTE, which used to be cost-efficient than others On the other hand, before COVID due to JIO, all the telecoms have paid heavy losses even with the Idea and Vodafone merger it cannot handle the situation which is filing losses from the last few years. there are 4 main players in the Indian telecom’s AIRTEL, IDEA- VODAFONE, JIO, BSNL. JIO is playing it safe and it gained more subscribers and become the largest telecom operator in Asia, it is now setting its steps towards 5G. Airtel barely got out of the impact and it withstands well. On the other hand, BSNL with least subscribes doing well but even now the 4G network is not available in many regions. Ideas, Vodafone is continuously filing losses, survival is key for them now. With these situations present in India even if JIO and Airtel ready to bring 5G. It takes at least 1-2 years for spectrum auction, 5G equipment installation & for coverage to entire country it will take nearly 2-3 years  Our final word on Availability Now you decide for every 4-6 six months smartphones are launching next generations in their series if you buy a smartphone for 5G Now, how old it becomes when 5G coverage arrives in India you can check how 5G works what is the technology behind it here

How 5G works? working and how it revolutionizes the industries here 5G works same as all previous generations networks but 5G mainly consists of  3types of signal strengths they are  millimeter wave, mid-band, low band.  Millimeter-wave:- It has short wavelength with high bandwidth it sits between (24GHz-100GHz) If you want to compare with 4GLte, 4GLte sits between (800GHz-3000GHz). -> millimetre waves are key to 5G, but not the whole part. -> millimetre waves offer high bandwidth with low latency. -> The short come of 5G millimetre wave is its range and it cannot penetrate through objects likes wall For that here comes the mid-band -> Mid-band can penetrate through walls but offers a bit less data transfer speed than millimetre wave but more coverage than millimeter waves. low band There comes low band very less bandwidth and great coverage range up to kilometers Why millimeter-wave if it cannot penetrate walls? -> Here in millimetre waves the bandwidth is high and low latency so if you see real-life case scenario -> coverage in crowded places likes malls, stadiums, markets. -> online cloud gaming like Google Stadia, and other cloud gaming platform ->remote surgeries -> self-driving cars In these last two situations the low latency is key, you know if anything goes wrong what will be the cost of loss. The mid-band helps in data coverage for general users who don’t have coverage of millimeter waves without network drop. The low band helps for low data IoT devices like bulbs, fans, washing machines which need only to transfer command when we need it. this decreases the conjunction over bandwidth with more users. This is the reason why telecom’s &tech giants are betting more on millimetre-wave and 5G. When 5G will be Available in India check out