New Delhi: The cases of cyber fraud are increasing day by day, due to which it has become a big challenge for the common people to keep themselves safe. To deal with this problem, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) and the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) have started taking strict steps. In this context, the government has prepared to implement new laws against cyber fraud.
Strictness on fraud through SIM card
If a person commits fraud by using a SIM card, then he blacklist Will be done. After being blacklisted, that person will not be able to buy a new SIM card anywhere in the country. This step has been taken to keep people safe from fake calls and SMS.
Buying SIM on fake ID will be a crime
The government has clarified that buying a SIM card on someone else’s ID will be illegal under the new rules. Those who do this may be sentenced to jail. Also, users sending fake calls or messages will also have to face strict action.
action on suspicious activities
If suspicious activities are found on a person’s ID, he or she will be notified first. After this, time will be given to reply within seven days. In case of non-response or being found guilty, action will be taken against the person concerned.
purpose of government
The aim of the Department of Telecommunications is to stop fraud through fake calls and SMS in the country. The aim of these strict rules is to provide a safe environment to the public and to crack down on fraudsters.
With the implementation of these new rules, the cases of cyber fraud are expected to reduce and the common people will get more security.
What does blacklist mean?
A database will be prepared after the new rules are implemented. It will contain the names of all those people who are using fake SIM or any wrong activity is taking place on their ID. It also said that the database will be shared with telecom operators. By doing this it will become easier for the telecom department and companies to catch fake users. Let us tell you that earlier there were reports of these rules being implemented soon, but on the request of telecom operators, the date of their implementation was extended.
