India unveiled a cellular working system, developed at one among its high engineering schools, which it claimed was safer than Alphabet Inc.’s Android and designed for use in companies and high-security environment.

BharOS, quick for Bharat, or India, OS, doesn’t include any default apps and provides customers entry to solely trusted apps from personal retailer companies. “This is a Linux-based operating system,” Professor V. Kamakoti, director on the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, mentioned in a cellphone interview.