Over the past week, scores of reels showing e-rickshaws grinding to a halt went viral on social media. The videos appeared to show miscreants and pranksters using the Chinese app BAT-BMS to connect to ...

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A bizarre case of hacking, the Chinese App Prank, has come to light, which has significantly affected e-rickshaw drivers and their daily earnings across the country and in ...

For the past few days, social media has been flooded with several viral videos showing scamsters allegedly disabling e-rickshaws on the road in the national capital and also across the country using a ...

What is BAT-BMS? The viral posts describe BAT-BMS as a Chinese application that can supposedly switch e-rickshaws on and off using Bluetooth. A few users went a step further, claiming that the app can ...

Videos of people using a Chinese app to remotely cut power to e-rickshaws mid-ride have gone viral in India, sparking concerns about a security gap in budget electric vehicles that leaves drivers ...

The Centre has directed the removal of three Chinese mobile apps following reports that they were being used to remotely switch off e-vehicles, including electric rickshaws, raising concerns about ...

Videos show a Chinese app used to remotely cut power to e-rickshaws mid-ride going viral Mumbai entrepreneur Ritu Hathi condemned the pranks for causing drivers to lose daily income The app, BAT-BMS, ...

The 'Tirri Hack' prankster was caught red-handed by the public, especially e-rickshaw drivers, for allegedly turning off the vehicle by using a Chinese app on his mobile phone while attempting to film ...