US-tech giant Apple has written to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) to discuss suggestions regarding the regulator’s Do Not Disturb (DND) app, which the iphone maker had refused to have on its app store, citing privacy issues.
The Trai app allows users to report directly to the regulator pesky calls and unsolicited messages from telemarketers.
Although Apple did not allow the app on its app store, Google’s Android operating system supports it.
Trai Chairman RS Sharma said, “They have written to us and want to share some suggestions they have. We have invited them for talks.”
Sharma has termed the step taken

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