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Telecom Regulator TRAI To Review, Tighten Rules To Curb Spam Calls
Telecom regulator will review and strengthen regulations to curb pesky, spam calls, TRAI Chairman Anil Kumar Lahoti said today.
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TRAI Wants Free USSD Messages for All Users to Encourage Digital Payments
TRAI is seeking to make Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) messages free for all mobile customers in the country, seeking to bring the charges down from 50 paise down to zero. The regulatory authority stated that the intent of making USSD messages free was to encourage digital payments in the country.
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TRAI Defends Data Privacy Paper, Says Consumer Interest Vital
TRAI chief R S Sharma has said the regulator raised the "right questions" to protect the legitimate interest of telecom consumers.
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Army Lodges FIR Against Telecom Operator For Selling Pre-Activated SIMs
Concerned over the possibility of pre-activated mobile SIM cards reaching militants, the Army has filed FIRs against a private mobile service provider and a distributor in Manipur for allegedly selling such connections without the mandatory customer verification.
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Telecom Regulator TRAI To Review, Tighten Rules To Curb Spam Calls
Telecom regulator will review and strengthen regulations to curb pesky, spam calls, TRAI Chairman Anil Kumar Lahoti said today.
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TRAI Wants Free USSD Messages for All Users to Encourage Digital Payments
TRAI is seeking to make Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) messages free for all mobile customers in the country, seeking to bring the charges down from 50 paise down to zero. The regulatory authority stated that the intent of making USSD messages free was to encourage digital payments in the country.
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TRAI Defends Data Privacy Paper, Says Consumer Interest Vital
TRAI chief R S Sharma has said the regulator raised the "right questions" to protect the legitimate interest of telecom consumers.
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Army Lodges FIR Against Telecom Operator For Selling Pre-Activated SIMs
Concerned over the possibility of pre-activated mobile SIM cards reaching militants, the Army has filed FIRs against a private mobile service provider and a distributor in Manipur for allegedly selling such connections without the mandatory customer verification.
