PTA official meets Punjab licensees to improve fixed broadband quality
The official urged cable operators to join the licensing framework to help the PTA expand broadband and ensure consumers receive committed bandwidth.
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The official urged cable operators to join the licensing framework to help the PTA expand broadband and ensure consumers receive committed bandwidth.
The regulator aims to ensure a reliable and efficient environment for users while enforcing strict regulatory compliance across the sector.

Telecom operators were directed to resolve the identified issues within a specified timeframe following inspections conducted through 12 zonal offices.
The initiative seeks to shield children from online grooming and cyberbullying while promoting responsible digital habits and parental oversight.

The session aimed to strengthen national telecom infrastructure against evolving digital threats through collaborative knowledge sharing.

The initiative aims to educate the public on identifying deliberate disinformation and preventing fraud through phishing and social engineering.

The new device offers a slim profile and 5G connectivity, targeting the mid-range market with a variety of storage and camera options.

The contract-based roles offer monthly salaries up to Rs. 219,556 for candidates with specific engineering and IT qualifications.

The move seeks to provide universal coverage and protect critical communications by establishing a European alternative to US-led satellite networks.

The collaboration introduces instalment plans and trade-in programs to lower the cost of 5G-enabled devices and Galaxy AI features for Pakistani users.

The regulator outlined specific criteria for complaints to ensure the protection of children from harmful digital environments.

The authority advised users to enable two-factor authentication, keep software updated, and never share one-time passwords or PINs with others.

PTCL also secured two honors, including a Bronze Dragon for a digital initiative spanning 22 flood-affected districts nationwide.

The move aims to significantly reduce incidents of meters shutting down or losing connectivity as implementation of the new instructions is underway.

The move aims to curb financial fraud and security risks posed by foreign roaming services that bypass local identity verification.

Pakistan is updating policies to improve high-speed fibre, lower smartphone costs and develop local AI facilities under the APT Tokyo Statement 2025.

The new smartphone aims to lead its market segment with a slim profile and curved body design.

The move aims to regulate foreign SIM and eSIM usage by requiring travelers to provide travel documents and stay details to mobile operators.

The new Z HomeFi service provides high-speed internet access across major Pakistani cities, bypassing traditional fibre installation needs.

The PTA also covered unsafe online content, cyber risks, and legal remedies in its awareness efforts.

The campaign emphasises customer choice, building on Jazz's existing infrastructure expansion plans.

The regulatory body can assess various factors, including pricing and technology, to determine the scope of competition in the sector.

The PTA confirmed that current legal powers limit its ability to enforce age restrictions or block specific content on encrypted platforms.

The new device boasts a large display, expandable storage, and runs on HyperOS 3 with Google AI features.