Using the Vijay keyboard is not mandatory on Android phones, said Jabbar

Posts and Telecommunication Minister Mustafa Jabbar has said that Vijay Keyboard software is not mandatory for Android mobile phone users.

He said this to reporters at the end of the third session of the second day of the Deputy Commissioner's Conference at the Osmani Memorial Auditorium in the capital on Wednesday.

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He gave this information while replying to the questions of journalists at the end of the third session of the second day of the Deputy Commissioner (DC) conference at the Osmani Memorial Auditorium in the capital on Wednesday.

The minister said

• It is a matter of law, it would not be right for me to comment on it. Even after that statement, when reporters asked about the same, the inventor of Vijay Keyboard said, “I will give an explanation, that BTRC (Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission) has used a word 'mandatory'. . This term is misleading.

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“You can put any software you want on an Android phone, you can uninstall it, you can throw it away, you can install it again. Therefore there is no need to apply the word mandatory; It is not mandatory.”
For whom is said mandatory? The manufacturer or importer shall provide a software to facilitate Bengali writing. Whether the user uses that software or not is entirely his prerogative.