GSMA ne cyber fraud ko rokne ke liye ek naya cross-sector plan pesh kiya hai. Saath hi, 5G network slicing ki demand uthi hai jisse telcos ka revenue badh sakta hai.
Fraud ko rokne ke liye naya approach
GSMA ka kehna hai ki aaj kal ke scammers sirf ek cheez par depend nahi karte. Woh bank, social media aur telecom network ka ek saath use karte hain. Isliye, India mein chal raha purana silo-based regulation ab kaam nahi aayega. GSMA chahta hai ki saare sectors milkar ek unified framework banayein taaki consumers ka paisa surakshit rahe.
5G se kamai ka naya zariya
GSMA ne 5G policy mein 'network slicing' ko lekar bade changes maange hain. Isse hoga kya? Telcos apne 5G network ka ek part sirf enterprise clients ke liye reserve kar payenge. Jaise ki factory automation ya healthcare ke liye high-reliability connectivity.
Reliance Jio aur Bharti Airtel jaise players ke liye ye kaafi bada mauka hai. Unhone infrastructure par ₹Cr mein kharcha kiya hai, aur ab premium services bech kar woh apna ROI (Return on Investment) sudhaar sakte hain.
Net Neutrality ka sawaal
Lekin sab kuch itna aasan nahi hai. Critics dar rahe hain ki isse 'two-tier internet' ban jayega, jahan ameer ya premium users ko priority milegi aur aam janta ki internet speed slow ho sakti hai. GSMA ka kehna hai ki woh basic service ko downgrade nahi kar rahe, balki business ke liye naye raste khol rahe hain.
Ab sabki nazrein TRAI par hain ki woh is balance ko kaise handle karte hain.