per day from a SIM, as against the earlier limit of just 100 SMSes
per day imposed by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India
(TRAI).
The authority has received representations from some of the
service providers and consumers to increase the limit of 100
SMSes per day per SIM.
The authority has considered these representations and decided
to increase the limit of 100 SMSes per day per SIM to 200 SMSes per
day per SIM, Trai said in a statement on Tuesday.
To deter unsolicited SMSes by telemarketing companies, TRAI had
earlier restricted the number of non-commercial SMSes that can
be send from a SIM to 100.
There was no restriction on commercial messages sent through
telemarketing companies registered with TRAI.
The new cap of 200 SMSes per SIM per day will be effective from
Today..enjoy
democratic nation someone is deciding how many sms we should send per day, are we in the years before 1947?
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ReplyDeleteone will get good marks in exam..and the job is given to the one who gives money as a bribe..
this is INDIA...
These bulk SMS 's are only commercial one. To most of the subscribers they are nuance . When they do not want any disturbance the SMS cones and disturbs them. There is a clause which says if the subscriber do not.Want unsolicited mails, they could inform the service provider that they not want these mail by sending SMS saying they do not want such mails. Even after statutory 45 days limit they do come. Hence theses restrictions are all the more important. But for persons like Adithya, a political figure they are required. But public grievance should be answered first.
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