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

Government removes BAT-BMS and Epoch Li-ion apps over e-rickshaw Bluetooth safety concerns after viral videos, while experts ...

India's BAT-BMS controversy is about more than app takedowns. It shows how connected battery systems can turn digital vulnerabilities into real-world safety risks that extend beyond electric vehicles ...

India has begun a probe into apps like BAT-BMS after videos went viral on social media of people using the app to allegedly ...

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 ...

BatteryPool, an Indian deeptech-fintech startup revolutionising EV adoption in India, has proactively designed its ...

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

A new prank in India involves people using an app called BAT-BMS to remotely disable e-rickshaws mid-ride via Bluetooth, leading to confusion and potential danger for drivers and passengers.

Youngsters in New Delhi are using a mobile app to remotely disable e-rickshaws by exploiting a Bluetooth security flaw in low ...

[Editor’s note: The hacker requested that we remove the image for legal reasons, so it’s blurry now. We hope all’s well!] Lithium technology has ushered in a new era of batteries with exceptionally ...