Telecom articles are displeased with the new tri rules related to Telecom companies, bid related to the new rules to prevent spam calls on telecom industry penalty
Private telecom operators have opposed the latest spam control rules issued by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). In a statement issued today (February 7), telecom companies have expressed concern over significant growth of non-complex punishment. Director General of the Cellular Operator Association, SP Cochhar, said the Quai has been disappointed that the Try Amendment has been issued without resolving all problems to strengthen consumer protection against unwanted commercial communication (UCC).
Is imposed fine for not accepting new rules
Telecom operators are now facing financial penalties to fail to follow new rules, especially for the wrong report of spam communication. Koi also said that spam was flooded due to any control for OTT communications services. Koio argued about it and said that telecom operators had taken enough steps to stop unwanted calls and messages.
Koi has said this
Koi argued that telecom operators took adequate steps to stop unwanted calls and messages. COAI Director General SP Kochhar has said that the amount of legitimate commercial communication has increased significantly in addition to unwanted communication, which is being transmitted through the OTT contact app. Because of this, financial crime has increased considerablely in the country. The KAI says it is even more worrying that the telecom regulatory authority (TRAI) has increased the fine of telecom services provider.
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