China to hasten telecom regulation
China to hasten telecom regulation
Taking away anonymity as a way to curb SPAM? An interesting approach but this assumes that much of the SPAM is being sent by people who are buying SIM cards and sending messages from regular phones.
I have some trouble believing that this is the true source of high volume SPAM due to the cost factor of P2P (Person to Person) messages. Bulk SMS delivery rates are substantially lower because of the volume.
It will be interesting to watch the legislative process and to see if there is truly any measurable impact on the amount of SMS Spam as a result of the legislation.
What I will say is that this legislation is at least as good as the CAN-SPAM act which was largely gutted by big brands and marketers away from it's original goal of reducing SPAM to the current effect of identifying the legal requirements that you must adhere to so that you "can SPAM" legally.


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