Despite the Indian government's heightened scrutiny of Chinese tech firms, the Chinese smartphone brands are expected to solidify their foothold in the country owing to booming sales in the 5G era, state-run Global Times has reported, citing industry experts.
Many in India have been calling for the boycott of Chinese products lately, a sentiment that has seemed to grow ever since the COVID-19 pandemic broke out in the country.
"About 80 per cent of the collective Internet usage in the country comes from the Gen Z. They understand the technology so we are more than eager to meet their standards," said Ranjivjit Singh, Chief Marketing Officer and Senior Vice President-Mobile Business, Samsung India. He added that the company is working hard on building millennial-friendly capabilities like "Live Casting" in its devices.
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