Apple in October agreed to provide some help to TRAI to tap into new iOS features to build the “Do Not Disturb” app, which allows users to report unsolicited calls and text messages as spam. Apple’s contention is that allowing the app access to customers’ call and text logs could compromise privacy. Read the latest telecom news
Apple, TRAI disagree on DND app on iPhones
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