Jatin Grover

In a good news for the Truecaller app, telecom operators have informed the department of telecommunications (DoT) that they can display a caller's identity on an user's phone screen only within their own network. This means subscribers will continue to be dependent on Truecaller to find out the identity of all anonymous callers.

The same assumes significance amid increase in international spoofed calls and incidents of digital arrest for users, thereby resulting in financial frauds.

On cyber security, Scindia said that more than 250 million fraudulent mobile connections have been disconnected with the help of Sanchar Saathi.

Startups like GalaxEye, Pixxel, Dhruva Space, Skyroot are operating in this space for various applications from earth observation to space engineering solutions.

While sharing data with any entity, consumers will have the right to ask its purpose, uses it can be put to, and by when it would be deleted.

Telcos are of the view that the allocation of spectrum in 6 GHz band without auction would result in a potential loss of over Rs 3 lakh crore to the national exchequer.

Meta on Tuesday said that it disagrees with the Rs 213 crore fine levied on it by the Competition Commission of India for abuse of its dominant position, and will appeal against the order.

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Currently, Jio leads the mobile user market with a 40.2% share, followed by Bharti Airtel at 33.24%, Vodafone Idea at 18.4%, and BSNL at 7.98%.

The TEC has recommended a risk-based approach to evaluate robustness of AI systems, which is similar to the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act.