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How many times in a day do we look at our phones when it rings to just see a random, unknown, weird looking number staring back at us.

Will TRAI's recommendations reduce menace of spam calls? | The India Story

How many times in a day do we look at our phones when it rings to just see a random, unknown, weird looking number staring back at us.

From trying to sell us the lowest interest rates to fastest broadband connections, there is no end to the nuisance of telemarketing calls. The &lsquo;Do Not Disturb&rsquo; option that lets subscribers opt out of receiving such calls or messages does not really work. This week on India Story, former Telecom Regulatory Authority of India chairman RS Sharma tells us how the new recommendations made by the body can help reduce spam calls.&nbsp;

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has directed telecom operators to take action against the misuse of telemarketing message templates within 30 days to curb annoying messages

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India cracks down on annoying telemarketing messages

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has directed telecom operators to take action against the misuse of telemarketing message templates within 30 days to curb annoying messages

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has directed telecom operators to take action against the misuse of telemarketing message templates within 30 days to curb annoying messages. TRAI observed that some telemarketers are misusing headers and content templates of enterprises, leading to confusion among recipients of messages and misuse by some entities for their gains. Telecom operators must re-verify all headers registered on blockchain-based messaging platforms and block unverified headers within 30 days. TRAI has asked telecom operators to temporarily deactivate all headers that remain unused for 30 days and develop a system within 60 days to reactivate headers for messages and ensure each header is distinct. &nbsp; &nbsp;

New SMS regulations that were implemented yesterday caused widespread OTP issues, leading to multiple users tweeting about not being able to complete bank transactions.

New SMS regulations cause disruption, users face OTP issues

New SMS regulations cause disruption, users face OTP issues
New SMS regulations that were implemented yesterday caused widespread OTP issues, leading to multiple users tweeting about not being able to complete bank transactions. A telecom industry insider told Gadgets360 that the disruption was caused by operators implementing the Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) process, as mandated by TRAI, India's telecom regulatory body. DLT is a block-chain based registration system that is aimed to decrease SMS spam for users. Many users faced problems receving OTPs for bank transactions, ordering food, or even registering for the Coronavirus vaccine. No banks or telecom companies have released a statement about the disruption yet, and it is not clear how long it will continue.
New SMS regulations cause widespread OTP issues TRAI mandates DLT registration for telecom operators DLT aimed at reducing SMS marketing spam Users unable to complete bank transactions, vaccine registration

New SMS regulations that were implemented yesterday caused widespread OTP issues, leading to multiple users tweeting about not being able to complete bank transactions. A telecom industry insider told Gadgets360 that the disruption was caused by operators implementing the Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) process, as mandated by TRAI, India's telecom regulatory body. DLT is a block-chain based registration system that is aimed to decrease SMS spam for users. Many users faced problems receving OTPs for bank transactions, ordering food, or even registering for the Coronavirus vaccine. No banks or telecom companies have released a statement about the disruption yet, and it is not clear how long it will continue.

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