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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 rules out penalties on operators based on user tests

    Launching the Network Anubhav platform, Lahoti said there would be "no penalty on the basis of user test alone." A penal action, he said, "has to follow certain standards before you conclude that it is a failure." Trai, he added, does not impose penalties but financial disincentives for not meeting specific regulatory requirements.

    TRAI's new Network Anubhav platform to map real-world network speeds, call quality

    The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India recently introduced the Network Anubhav Platform for consumers. This new platform allows users to compare mobile and broadband networks based on location and performance. Consumers can view network tests, filter results, and make informed choices about service providers.

    Telecom operators flag 24.4 billion spam calls, messages in April-June: TRAI

    Telecom operators flagged 24.4 billion calls and messages as suspected spam during April-June. AI systems identified 22.9 billion calls and 1.4 billion SMSes as unsolicited communications. Consumer complaints rose significantly, with 10.8 lakh received during the quarter. Most complaints were filed through the Do Not Disturb app.

    TRAI takes action against 1.83 Lakh telecom resources to curb unsolicited commercial communications

    The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) took action against 1.83 lakh telecom resources and blacklisted 263 senders during the first quarter of FY 2026-27 as part of its efforts to curb unsolicited commercial communications (UCC), according to the regulator's quarterly highlights released on Tuesday.

    TRAI asks Truecaller to show DND choice, not 'frequently blocked' tag

    TRAI objects to Truecaller's 'frequently blocked' badge on regulated numbers. The regulator prefers users utilize the DND app for managing unwanted communications. TRAI mandates specific number series for service and promotional calls by registered entities. Truecaller claims its tags are community-driven and comply with regulations. The regulator asserts the DND framework effectively addresses unsolicited marketing calls.

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