India's looking at a wild new surveillance play: mandatory satellite tracking on every smartphone, 24/7. The pitch? Better precision monitoring. The pushback? Apple, Google, and Samsung aren't having it. Their concern is legit—constant location tracking obliterates user privacy. This raises bigger questions: Where's the line between security and surveillance? Can governments demand backdoor access to our devices? In a world where data sovereignty matters more than ever, this proposal feels like a stress test for digital rights.