Tag: Xiaomi
Xiaomi to make IoT products in India once demand rises
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has said it aims to manufacture Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled products like robot vacuum cleaner in India once the market...
Foxconn gets approval to begin manufacturing at Andhra plant: Xiaomi
Amid uncertainties over letting mobile and original equipment manufacturers (OEM) reopening factories, Xiaomi India has confirmed Foxconn that manufactures its phones has received necessary...
Xiaomi says no lay offs, launches ‘Mi Commerce’ for retail partners
With restrictions easing under lockdown 3.0 from May 4, Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has launched an offline-to-online solution called “Mi Commerce” for its retail...
Open to third-party audit of user data collection: Manu Jain
Denying any wrongdoing regarding its data collection practices, a top Xiaomi executive has said the company was open to any third party audit of...
Xiaomi not collecting users’ data without their consent: Manu Jain
Chinese smartphone brand Xiaomi has refuted a news report that accused the company of infringing on the privacy of its phone users by recording...
Xiaomi India migrates its local data to India cloud infrastructure
Xiaomi, India’s number one smartphone brand, today announced that it is migrating its Indian data to cloud service providers with infrastructure in India. The...
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