What about when it goes against users ? Even now, it has gone against some users. Why do you think its a good thing for <1000 people (TRAI) to affect 1.25 billion ?
The goverment intervention was absolutely unnecessary. They should have left it to market to judge.
Because that's what I want. Multi-national tech companies going around the world raping economies because "we'll let the market judge".
I'll take regulators please. Slower progress is better sliding backwards.
I acknowledge that not everyone can think/worry about everything. Hence why there would be always need of regulatory/look-out-for-me authorities. However, in this fast paced and diverse world, I propose that they should be opt-in/opt-out.
You move.
//The goverment intervention was absolutely unnecessary. They should have left it to market to judge. // Regulation is necessary, we cannot let the giants pollute the open internet
* Free incoming calls
* state-level number portability so you can switch carriers and hang on to the old number
* national level number portability
* compensation to callers for dropped calls -- an incentive for telecoms to uphold a certain level of service quality
* and now, a stern reply to FB's misleading campaign on free basics.
India as a result has very healthy competition in the telecom space, and the lowest rates in the world.
Kudos, TRAI.