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Regulator TRAI Asks Telecom Firms To Curb Intrusive Marketing Calls
Trai on Monday asked telcos to take immediate action to curb pesky calls and messages by getting banks and FIs to clean up unused templates.
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Regulator, Telecom Firms Meet On Intrusive Marketing Calls On March 27
TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India ) is scheduled to meet telecom companies on March 27 on the development and implementation of Unsolicited Commercial Communication (UCC) detect solutions.
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TRAI Working on Technology to Detect Pesky Calls, Messages; Joint Action Plan on Financial Fraud
TRAI is working on technology to detect pesky calls and messages, the telecom regulator said on Monday. It said that unsolicited commercial communication (UCC) or pesky communication was a major source of inconvenience to the public and impinges on the privacy of individuals. The regulator is also working on a joint action plan with a Joint Committ...
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Strictly Implement Norms To Curb Unsolicited Calls: Court To Telecom Regulator
The Delhi High Court Wednesday directed telecom regulator Trai to ensure "complete and strict" implementation of the regulation issued by it in 2018 for curbing unsolicited commercial communications (UCC).
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TRAI Introduces Stringent Measures, Customers Get More Control Over Ads
In a relief to telecom customers from pesky calls, the sector regulator TRAI has come up with stringent unsolicited commercial communication rules under which an individual can now revoke permission that they have granted to any commercial entity for a service.
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Complaints About Pesky Calls, SMSes Drop Over 80%
According to data shared by the Department of Telecom (DoT), the number of complaints for unsolicited commercial communications (UCC) stood at 58,446 complaints in 2014-15 fiscal (upto October 31) or an average 5,845 complaints/month.
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TRAI fines 13 telecom operators for non-compliance of pesky call, SMS regulations
Seeking to enforce unsolicited commercial communications regulations, TRAI imposed a fine on telecom operators.
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Limit of 200 SMS-es per day reintroduced by Supreme Court
Once again, a mobile phone cannot be used to send more than 200 SMS-es in a day. The Supreme Court has brought back the quota today with an interim order. The quota was introduced originally to deter unsolicited SMS-es by telemarketing companies.
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High Court removes 200 SMS per day limit
Delhi High Court set aside cap of 200 SMSs per day for personal communications but upheld curb for unsolicited commercial SMSs.
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Regulator TRAI Asks Telecom Firms To Curb Intrusive Marketing Calls
Trai on Monday asked telcos to take immediate action to curb pesky calls and messages by getting banks and FIs to clean up unused templates.
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Regulator, Telecom Firms Meet On Intrusive Marketing Calls On March 27
TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India ) is scheduled to meet telecom companies on March 27 on the development and implementation of Unsolicited Commercial Communication (UCC) detect solutions.
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TRAI Working on Technology to Detect Pesky Calls, Messages; Joint Action Plan on Financial Fraud
TRAI is working on technology to detect pesky calls and messages, the telecom regulator said on Monday. It said that unsolicited commercial communication (UCC) or pesky communication was a major source of inconvenience to the public and impinges on the privacy of individuals. The regulator is also working on a joint action plan with a Joint Committ...
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Strictly Implement Norms To Curb Unsolicited Calls: Court To Telecom Regulator
The Delhi High Court Wednesday directed telecom regulator Trai to ensure "complete and strict" implementation of the regulation issued by it in 2018 for curbing unsolicited commercial communications (UCC).
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TRAI Introduces Stringent Measures, Customers Get More Control Over Ads
In a relief to telecom customers from pesky calls, the sector regulator TRAI has come up with stringent unsolicited commercial communication rules under which an individual can now revoke permission that they have granted to any commercial entity for a service.
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Complaints About Pesky Calls, SMSes Drop Over 80%
According to data shared by the Department of Telecom (DoT), the number of complaints for unsolicited commercial communications (UCC) stood at 58,446 complaints in 2014-15 fiscal (upto October 31) or an average 5,845 complaints/month.
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TRAI fines 13 telecom operators for non-compliance of pesky call, SMS regulations
Seeking to enforce unsolicited commercial communications regulations, TRAI imposed a fine on telecom operators.
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Limit of 200 SMS-es per day reintroduced by Supreme Court
Once again, a mobile phone cannot be used to send more than 200 SMS-es in a day. The Supreme Court has brought back the quota today with an interim order. The quota was introduced originally to deter unsolicited SMS-es by telemarketing companies.
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High Court removes 200 SMS per day limit
Delhi High Court set aside cap of 200 SMSs per day for personal communications but upheld curb for unsolicited commercial SMSs.
