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

In a test conducted by Hindustan Times with a driver's consent, an e-rickshaw was switched off remotely and could only be restarted through the same app.

After videos on social media showed individuals connecting to nearby e-rickshaws through Bluetooth and disabling their ...

The government on Friday said two smartphone applications linked to reports of remotely disabling e-rickshaws have been removed from app stores after they came to the authorities' notice. Get breaking ...

The Indian government has ordered the removal of three Chinese mobile applications - BAT-BMS, Lossigy, and Epoch-i-ion - from app stores, citing their alleged misuse to remotely disable ...

One morning in Delhi, an e-rickshaw driver suddenly found his vehicle stranded in the middle of a busy road. There was no warning light, no smoke, no mechanical failure.

Videos of people using the app to stop e-rickshaws remotely have gone viral across social media platforms.

Government ordered Google and Apple to remove BMS apps allegedly used to remotely disable e-rickshaws. Some apps remain ...

Videos showing a smartphone app apparently switching off moving e-rickshaws have been going viral on X, with the BAT-BMS app trending alongside hashtags. In these videos, several users on cycles, cars ...

A viral video claiming the BAT BMS app can remotely hack or shut down ATMs is false. The clip was likely staged by syncing the app with a routine ATM reboot.

A viral claim that the BAT-BMS app can shut down any e-rickshaw through Bluetooth has sparked concern online. However, a fact-check reveals the app requires a battery-specific ID to connect, making ...

Viral Video: Several videos are circulating on social media platforms that allege that e-rickshaws are being shut down using a mobile application. Speaking about the issue, Delhi Transport Minister ...