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1st October, telecom services can get better for you. TRAI's 2 new rules related to call drop and unwanted calls are going to be implemented from 1st. With this, telecom services will now be better than before. Call drop and unwanted calls will be stopped. In such a situation, this is no less than good news for consumers. Often people face problems due to call drop and unwanted calls, but now after the implementation of this rule, these can be stopped. According to the information, after 10 years, there is going to be a change in the quality of service rules. Now telecom services will improve due to TRAI. Under the new rules, companies can be fined from 5 thousand to 10 lakh rupees if telecom services are bad. #TRAI #Telecom #CallDrop #Information

Phone numbers are not infinite, and because of this, telecom service providers are having issues finding new numbers to issue to their customers. As a result, TRAI has suggested that telcos can charge customers a fee for the numbers issued to users on top of all the fees already being levied. #fee #India #Phonenumber #rental #telcos #TRAI

TRAI revises Telecom QoS Norms, mandates Compensation for Service Outages TRAI has updated quality standards for telecom and broadband services, requiring operators to compensate users for outages over 24 hours. Operators must display coverage maps and publish QoS performance online.Postpaid users get rent rebates, and prepaid users get extended validity for outages. Penalties for non-compliance have doubled to Rs 1 lakh.#SimplyHaiku #30SecondNews #SimplyNews #AudioNews #ShortNews #StayInformed

Navigate the Telecom Price Hikes: Your Guide to Seamless SIM Porting Learn More: https://lnkd.in/gvhmSHdF #BusinessNews #TechnologyNews #nifty #nifty50 #NiftyBank

Stop Overpaying: TRAI’s New Rules for Voice, SMS Plans, and Recharges Could Save You Big! TRAI has introduced new regulations aimed at making telecom services more affordable and flexible. Whether you're a consumer or a business, these changes could mean more control over your spending. As the telecom landscape evolves, it’s important to understand how these new rules could directly impact your costs and decisions. What’s changing? ✅ Greater flexibility in recharges ✅ Improved options for voice and SMS plans Read the Full Story: https://lnkd.in/gCb4i4st #TRAI #Telecom #BusinessEfficiency #CostSavings #TelecomReforms

The time has come: the mobile tariff comparison system has been simplified.... The Hungarian telecoms regulator's (NMHH) mobile tariff comparison system, which has been in operation for almost ten years, has become more informative and transparent. The transparency is facilitated by the calculator created by the organisation.... https://lnkd.in/d-isc2m2 ---------------------------------------------------- #digitrendi #nmhh #mobiletariff #comparisonsystem

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (#TRAI) has released its subscription data for October 2024, revealing a decline of 33 lakh active subscribers across the country. The total number of telephone subscribers, including wireless and wireline, stood at 1,188.20 million as of October 31, 2024, reflecting a monthly decline rate of 0.21% Read more: LINK IN COMMENTS!

The clarification comes after news reports suggested that telecom subscribers could face delays in receiving OTPs for online transactions post December 1 . . . . .  #OTP #TRAI

Do you feel that Swedish fixed broadband became more expensive? According to annual figures from Swedish Post and Telecom Authority, the ARPU increased 4% from 2022 to 2023. As shown, Telia Sweden has increased its ARPU a longer time than Tele2 Sweden and Telenor Sweden - but the latter two are more aggressive on pricing at the moment: Tele2 +8% y-o-y to Q3 2024 and Telenor +7% y-o-y to Q2 2024. Telia and Telenor have yet to report Q3 2024. While prices have increased, a larger share of broadband base is today on fibre and support higher speeds.