A disturbing trend is crippling Delhi's e-rickshaw drivers as pranksters use a smartphone app, BAT-BMS, to remotely disable ...

What initially appeared to many as a prank quickly raised serious questions about cybersecurity and the safety of low-cost ...

Tech-savvy individuals are using a mobile application called BAT-BMS to locate Bluetooth-enabled lithium battery packs on ...

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has stepped in after concerns emerged over mobile applications ...

BAT-BMA, Lossigy, and Epoch-i-ion apps were allegedly being used to disable e-rickshaws.

Why did the Centre order the removal of Chinese battery apps like BAT-BMS, Epoch Li-ion and Lossigy? Explore how ...

But how were these e-rickshaws mid-road shutting mid-way? Who was shutting it? Was it science or magic?

Following viral social media videos of moving e-rickshaws being abruptly shut down via Bluetooth, MeitY has scrubbed the BAT BMS, Lossigy, and Epoch Li-ion applications from major mobile app ...

A new prank in India involves people using an app called BAT-BMS to remotely disable e-rickshaws mid-ride via Bluetooth, leading to confusion and potential danger for drivers and passengers.

The Centre has ordered the removal of certain Bluetooth-enabled BMS apps after security concerns emerged. Here's how these apps work, which EVs are affected, and why the government intervened.

Authorities have removed two smartphone applications, including the Chinese BAT-BMS app, from app stores following reports of ...