COAI To Help Mobile Users Identify Spam SMS

New Delhi: On Tuesday, Mobile users can now distinguish between real and spam SMS because mobile users can now appear before the sender’s name or title.

Representing Telecom operators such as Reance Jio, Airtel, Vodafone idea, Coai expressed his concerns about the upper -top or internet messaging applications that defeated the aim of applying solid measures to control spam and fraud messages.

“All telecom service providers or TSPs, Telekom Commercial Communication Preference Regulations (TCCCPR), compulsory promotional (‘P’), ‘P’), service (‘s’), operational (‘t’) and government (‘g’) communication philateral system, COI-COI for the SMS titles for the SMS titles for the SMS headlines. In a statement.

Kochhar has improved transparency and consumer protection, because this categorization enables subscribers to easily identify the nature of incoming messages, reduce spam, strengthen compatibility, and improve general trust and comfort for users, ”he said.

“Users can easily identify and differentiate transaction and government messages at a glance. At a clear glance they can mark promotional messages (‘P’), thus helping subscribers avoid unwanted marketing communication.

However, the general manager, spam senders and fraudsters, unreachable messaging applications continued to take the path of concern expressed. “If most of the communication ecosystem remains irregular, the success of any approval framework or spam reduction measure is lacking, and concerns about the use of OTT communication services to increase spam and fraud messages,” he said.

“This regulatory gap is increasingly used, now it contributes to customer problems with an increasing share of fraud and unwanted promotions caused by OTT applications. Failure to regulate OTTS applications creates an irregular playground between TSPs and OTT communication services, and increases privacy, traceability and national security concerns.