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    TRAI crackdown on spam: Over 1.24 lakh mobile connections barred or disconnected in Jul-Sep

    TRAI enforced strict regulations against over 1.24 lakh telecom resources for violating unsolicited commercial communications rules. The regulator responded to 15.29 lakh complaints, classifying 7.23 lakh as actionable during the quarter. It blocked 3,725 SMS headers and blacklisted 374 entities from obtaining telecom resources for one year.

    Trai says commercial SMSs getting delivered smoothly

    The overall delivery rate till late Thursday was 84.11%, meaning 600 million commercial SMSes have been able to pass the rigid filters, or SMS scrubbing, of the blockchain-based technology applied by telcos at their end. Of this, the top sectors of banking, communication & IT, and health had scrub success rates of 90.69%, 84.25% and 90.74%, respectively.

    Trai calls on banks, others to comply with directive to check pesky SMSes

    “Unfortunately, despite repeated communication, all major banks and big telemarketers sending SMS have failed to fulfil regulatory requirements. All are being notified individually also,” the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) said in a press note on Tuesday.

    Now Shivtel Communications drags Trai to court over pesky content regime

    The bulk messaging service provider Shivtel has alleged that Trai’s activation of SMS content scrubbing on March 8, has caused close to 80% of Shivtel’s messages being dropped in some cases while the overall failure rate was 50%. Shivtel processes close to 5.3 billion SMS per year for corporates across 20 business segments, it says.

    After OTP and SMS services disruption, Trai asks telcos to switch off new filter for 7 days

    ET had, in its March 9 edition, reported about the disruption caused to several online services because of the inability of telemarketers and others to register their sender IDs and context of texts on the blockchain platform of telcos.

    DoT may suggest steep fine of Rs 20,000 on every pesky call

    Every unsolicited commercial call by a telemarketer may invite a penalty of Rs 20,000 as DoT in its comments on proposed Right to Privacy Bill is likely to suggest such a steep fine.

    The Economic Times
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