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

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 ...

Millions of people have watched the videos: a prankster taps a smartphone screen, and a moving e-rickshaw abruptly grinds to a halt. The drivers appear confused while the people filming laugh. On the ...

New Delhi [India], July 3 (ANI): A dangerous and highly cruel social media prank has taken over the streets of the national capital. Tech-savvy youngsters and pranksters are using a mobile application ...

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 ...

After videos of e-rickshaws being remotely switched off as a "prank" on social media led to an uproar, the government said on Friday that two such apps had come to its notice and have since been ...

NEW DELHI: Delhi govt has asked the transport department to ascertain the originality and authenticity of the Chinese smartphone application BAT-BMS, which has come under scrutiny after a viral social ...

Three smartphone apps were removed for misuse in remotely disabling battery-operated vehicles Apps exploited Bluetooth connections to shut down e-rickshaws by targeting battery management systems ...

Imagine hailing an e-rickshaw, settling in for your morning commute — and then, without warning, it just stops. No sputter. No warning light. Just... nothing. Videos of people using a Chinese app to ...

And it wasn’t long before MeitY (Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology) directed the removal of three such malicious mobile apps – namely BAT-BMS, Lossigy, and Epoch-i-ion – from iOS and ...