Consider the following statements in regards to BharOS:
1. It is developed by JandK Operations Private Limited
2. JandKops is a non-profit organisation incubated at IIT Bombay.
3. The BharOS is an Indian government-funded project to develop a free and open-source operating system
How many statement is/are correct?
Statement 2 is incorrect. The BharOS is an Android Open Source Project based operating system which is developed by JandK Operations Private Limited. The JandKops is a non-profit organisation incubated at IIT Madras. BharOS is a new mobile operating system focused on privacy and security. The BharOS is an Indian government-funded project to develop a free and open-source operating system (OS) for use in government and public systems.
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