India

The tech giant's User Choice Billing system is under scrutiny.

A Q&A at 5PM Eastern could help answer your questions about the spacecraft.

Users will be able to choose their default search engine and uninstall Google apps.

The order was set to go into effect on January 19th.

An antitrust regulator ordered the company to allow Play Store developers to use third-party payment services.

The outlet found problems with emails it used to back up its allegations.

The company is also barred from requiring that its apps come preinstalled.

It all started with an Instagram post.

Facebook's parent company also tried to avoid blame for violence in India.

The company had until Monday to comply or face legal consequences.

Most other countries will have to wait until later this year.

The smartphone maker allegedly broke the country's foreign exchange laws.

The move could help Apple stay competitive in an important market.

Indian developers are only allowed to use Google’s billing system for Android apps.

It would work much like Gogoro's scooter battery swapping system.

The Airtel partnership focuses on 'affordable access to smartphones.'

You might see fewer repeat offenders.

It's the latest attempt to hijack a major politician's social media profile.

Officials are also telling would-be customers to stay away.

The environmental pact already has its critics.