Sandes App Is Government's Made in India WhatsApp-Alternative: How to Use, Download and More
3 years, 10 months ago

Sandes App Is Government's Made in India WhatsApp-Alternative: How to Use, Download and More

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The Indian government has rolled out a new instant messaging app, Sandes that is available to use for free on Android and iOS smartphones. The government has not shared any details about the app yet, but the new messaging platform is likely brought to rival international applications amid push for PM Narendra Modi’s Digital India and Atmanirbhar Bharat. iOS users can download the Sandes app via Apple App Store, while Android users can get the APK file via GIMS portal. Additionally, as first pointed out by Gadgets 360, Sandes app does not allow users to change their mobile number or email ID once signed up, and users would need to delete the profile to use the new contact info. Moreover, the Sandes app supports verified accounts for government employees – as per screenshots available on Apple App Store.

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Madhya Pradesh HC Proposes Use Of SANDES App For Communications Between Police & Witnesses Instead Of WhatsApp
1 year, 2 months ago

Madhya Pradesh HC Proposes Use Of SANDES App For Communications Between Police & Witnesses Instead Of WhatsApp

Live Law  

As part of a notable initiative, Madhya Pradesh High Court has recently opined that the creation of ‘SANDES’ groups meant for the protection of victim/prosecution witnesses is ‘imperative and need of the hour’. The court made such a proposal to create ‘SANDES’ groups to ensure proper communication between police and prosecution witnesses during the pendency of a criminal trial, especially …

G20 Summit: What is Sandes app that Delhi Police is using to avoid security breach?
1 year, 4 months ago

G20 Summit: What is Sandes app that Delhi Police is using to avoid security breach?

Firstpost  

The Delhi police is using the Sandes app to discuss sensitive information about dignitaries during the G20 summit. Delhi Police has chosen Sandes, an Indian instant messaging service, even for communication security breaches, according to Indian Express. Delhi police to use ‘Sandes’ app From inspectors to commissioners and police officers in Delhi, everyone is using the Sandes app to discuss …

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