New TRAI rule to come into effect from October 1. Here's what it means for Jio, Airtel, and Vi users
TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India) frequently updates its regulations, and a new rule has recently been introduced. This change allows users to easily determine which network is available in their area. TRAI has instructed telecom companies like Jio, Airtel, Vodafone, and BSNL to imp
Even though a telecom provider may offer multiple network options, the available network can differ from place to place. For example, just because a 5G network is available in one area doesn’t mean it will be accessible everywhere. As your location changes, the network might change as well. This means the same company may offer different network options depending on your area. It's essential to be mindful of this while using your mobile network.
TRAI has mandated telecom companies to provide information about network availability on their websites. This makes it easier for users to check the network options in their location. For example, if you want to see if Jio’s 5G network is available in your area, you can simply visit their website and enter your location to access the information.
TRAI's Action on Spam Calls – TRAI is also tightening regulations to curb spam calls. Telecom companies have been instructed to take steps to control spam. Many businesses use local numbers to make promotional calls, and such calls will now be classified as spam.
Earlier this month, the regulator blocked 2.75 lakh telephone numbers and services to 50 entities blocked as part of massive crackdown against pesky calls and unregistered
