Apple's iPhone phones appear to be threatened with a ban on Indian land after the US company failed to respond to regulatory demands in the country, one of the world's most important markets with nearly one billion users.
Apple's market share in the Indian market remains slim, with almost a million phones sold since the beginning of the year. However, iPhone phones are threatened by a ban on the Indian market because they do not respect the privacy policy of Indian regulators. The company refuses to install anti-spam software on its phones.
Although TRAI, India's telecommunications regulator, is forcing all smart phone manufacturers to do so, Apple still refuses to comply, citing the refusal to oppose the anti-spam filter in its privacy policy.
