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    Airtel's AI filter finds 71 bn pesky calls and 2.9 bn messages till Jan

    Bharti Airtel has taken a bold stand against the growing wave of scams. With the help of its advanced AI spam detection system, the company has successfully identified billions of suspicious calls and messages, while eliminating over 800,000 dangerous links. Consequently, Airtel users have experienced an impressive 70% decline in scam-related incidents.

    TRAI tightens pesky call rules: Rs 2-10 lakh penalty for violations, new DND app launched

    TRAI has introduced stringent rules to curb pesky calls and messages, including financial penalties of up to Rs 10 lakh for repeated violations by telecom providers. The updated regulations also allow complaints against unsolicited commercial communications without prior registration of preferences, and mandate standard identifiers for different message types. Additionally, telcos must flag spammers in real-time.

    Govt to issue guidelines on pesky calls next month: Consumer Affairs Sec

    The consumer affairs ministry will issue guidelines next month to address unsolicited commercial communications or pesky calls, aligning with upcoming Trai regulations. The draft, prepared in consultation with stakeholders, focuses on business entities' roles. Trai will also introduce tougher norms to protect consumers following increased complaints.

    Over 25% subscribers in survey report decline in pesky calls: Survey

    A LocalCircles survey revealed that 27% of mobile subscribers in India experienced a decrease in pesky calls after Trai's crackdown on unregistered telemarketers. However, a majority reported no change, and 18% noted a rise in robo calls, highlighting the need for continued vigilance by the regulator.

    Trai's crackdown on pesky calls: Telcos block 2.75 lakh telephone numbers, 50 firms

    The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) has disconnected 2.75 lakh telephone numbers and blocked services to 50 entities in a crackdown on spam calls and unregistered telemarketers. This action follows a significant rise in complaints, with over 7.9 lakh reported in the first half of 2024, aiming to provide relief to consumers.

    Govt to form panel to draft guidelines to check pesky calls

    The Indian government may consider regulating or issuing guidelines to over-the-top channels like WhatsApp to combat the rise of pesky calls and messages. The Ministry of Consumer Affairs led discussions on the issue, with the Department of Consumer Affairs proposing a committee to draft guidelines for regulating and checking pesky calls

    The Economic Times
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