Amazon and Flipkart review India camera listings

Amazon and Flipkart are reviewing security camera listings in India after hundreds of unlicensed products were offered for sale. The e-commerce platforms plan to remove items lacking government approval following espionage and cybersecurity concerns.

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An Imou Ranger S2 security camera, owned by China's Dahua, is for sale on Amazon's website in this picture illustration, in New Delhi, India, September 29, 2026. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi/Illustration

AMAZON.COM INC and WALMART INC's Flipkart have begun reviewing internet surveillance camera listings in India after more than 700 uncertified products were found online. The safety checks follow new government testing mandates introduced six months ago to counter potential espionage risks. Any third-party security devices lacking formal regulatory approval will be removed from the e-commerce platforms.

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