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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: Telecom minister Manoj Sinha<\/a> Tuesday said his department had studied the Supreme Court verdict which barred private entities from using Aadhaar to digitally authenticate subscriber data and would soon come out with a final decision that will comply with the ruling but also protect consumers.

\"Government will fully respect the SC order and, within the legal purview, the government will also take care of consumers,\" Sinha told reporters on the side lines of a conference organised by India Post on the occasion of Word Post Day.

Telcos have said they were awaiting directions from the DoT on the way ahead, especially on the method for complying with know-your-customer rules and on the need and methodology to destroy data collected through the Aadhaar verification process within six months, as mandated by the apex court.

For the operators, the Supreme Court’s order was a setback as they were using the 12-digit unique code for instantaneous customer verification, helping activate a new connection in less than an hour. This compares to 5-7 days through the earlier process of physical verification in the pre-Aadhaar era, which was also far costlier than the new method.

Although Aadhaar-based KYC was voluntary, more than 90% of new subscriptions come using the unique ID due to factors such as convenience. However some subscribers avoided it on fears around privacy and data leakage. More than 500 million, or some 50% of India’s mobile phone user base, have linked Aadhaar to their phone number.
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Separately, Sinha admitted there were some call drop issues, especially in metropolitan cities, which he said was due to infrastructure expansion challenges owing mainly to lack of awareness among people who fear radiation from telecom towers will affect their health.
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\"In many areas, especially in metros, there are call drops<\/a>. It will require satisfactory infrastructure to mitigate the problem. There is tower deployment problem in large cities, including Mumbai and Delhi,\" he said.

Sinha added that the World Health Organisation conducted as many as 25,000 studies but there was not a single report that could point out any ill effects on health due to radiation from any tower.

The department of telecommunications (DoT), according to him, has started an awareness drive throughout the country and has already launched the portal Tarang to access the radiation quantum where a consumer can pay Rs 4,000 to get authenticated report of any nearby tower.

Recently, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi<\/a> had pulled up the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) for the call drop problem after he himself faced issues while he was on the move in New Delhi.

The department is eyeing technological solutions to overcome call drops, which is also blamed on the surging data usage that has outpaced tower deployments, in addition to inadequate investments by incumbents on infrastructure upgrade and expansion.

\"Call drops require regular monitoring and the government have set standards to see whether it is improving or declining,\" the minister said, adding that as per the telecom regulator's finding call drop situation was constantly improving in the last three to four quarters.

Telcos such as Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone<\/a> Idea Ltd. (VIL) blame Right-of-Way (RoW) as a major impediment for putting or expanding mobile tower infrastructure, particularly in large cities and residential colonies.

\"We are working to expand infrastructure. Telecom infrastructure has grown from 8 lakh base transceiver stations to more than 18 lakh today,\" Sinha added.
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电信部门呼吁Aadhaar判决很快,Manoj Sinha说

“政府将充分尊重SC秩序,在法律范围内,政府还将消费者的照顾。”

Muntazir阿巴斯
  • 2018年10月10日更新是45点
新德里:电信部长Manoj Sinha周二说,他的部门已经研究了最高法院的裁决,禁止私人实体使用Aadhaar数字认证用户数据和将很快推出最终决定将符合执政党也保护消费者。

“政府将充分尊重SC的顺序,在法律范围内,政府还将照顾消费者,”Sinha告诉记者会议由印度的边线上的文字。

电信公司表示,他们正在等待点的方向在前方的路上,尤其是在遵守了解你的客户规则和方法的必要性和方法破坏数据收集在六个月内通过Aadhaar的审核流程,规定法院。

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运营商,最高法院的命令是一个挫折,他们使用12位数的独特的代码为瞬时客户验证,帮助激活一个新的连接在不到一个小时。相比之下,5 - 7天内通过早期过程的物理验证在pre-Aadhaar时代,也是远比新方法更昂贵。

虽然KYC Aadhaar-based是自愿的,超过90%的新订阅使用惟一的ID将方便等因素。然而一些用户避免在担忧隐私和数据泄漏。超过5亿人,或者一些印度50%的手机用户群,已将Aadhaar链接到他们的电话号码。

另外,Sinha承认有一些电话下降问题,特别是在城市,他说主要是由于基础设施扩建挑战由于缺乏认识的人群中电信塔担心辐射会影响身体健康。

“在许多领域,特别是在地铁叫滴。它需要满意的基础设施来缓解该问题。在大城市有塔部署问题,包括孟买和德里,”他说。

Sinha说,世界卫生组织开展了多达25000的研究但没有一个报告,指出任何由于辐射对健康的不良影响。

电信部门(点),根据他的说法,全国已经开始意识到开车和已经发起了门户Tarang访问辐射量子,消费者可以支付Rs 4000认证报告任何附近的塔。

最近,英国首相莫迪拉了电信部(点)调用下降问题后他自己面临的问题,同时他在新德里。

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部门关注技术解决方案来克服调用下降,这也是归咎于不断飙升的数据使用,超过了塔部署,除了现有基础设施升级和扩张的投资不足。

“叫滴需要定期监测和政府设定的标准是否提高或下降,”部长说,补充说,根据电信监管机构发现叫下降情况不断改进在过去三到四个季度。

电信公司等Bharti Airtel和沃达丰(Vodafone)想法有限公司(维尔)指责优先权(行)的主要障碍或扩大移动塔基础设施,尤其是在大城市和住宅的殖民地。

“我们正在努力扩大基础设施。电信基础设施已从8十万的基地收发站超过18十万的今天,”Sinha说。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: Telecom minister Manoj Sinha<\/a> Tuesday said his department had studied the Supreme Court verdict which barred private entities from using Aadhaar to digitally authenticate subscriber data and would soon come out with a final decision that will comply with the ruling but also protect consumers.

\"Government will fully respect the SC order and, within the legal purview, the government will also take care of consumers,\" Sinha told reporters on the side lines of a conference organised by India Post on the occasion of Word Post Day.

Telcos have said they were awaiting directions from the DoT on the way ahead, especially on the method for complying with know-your-customer rules and on the need and methodology to destroy data collected through the Aadhaar verification process within six months, as mandated by the apex court.

For the operators, the Supreme Court’s order was a setback as they were using the 12-digit unique code for instantaneous customer verification, helping activate a new connection in less than an hour. This compares to 5-7 days through the earlier process of physical verification in the pre-Aadhaar era, which was also far costlier than the new method.

Although Aadhaar-based KYC was voluntary, more than 90% of new subscriptions come using the unique ID due to factors such as convenience. However some subscribers avoided it on fears around privacy and data leakage. More than 500 million, or some 50% of India’s mobile phone user base, have linked Aadhaar to their phone number.
\n\t\n\n\n
Separately, Sinha admitted there were some call drop issues, especially in metropolitan cities, which he said was due to infrastructure expansion challenges owing mainly to lack of awareness among people who fear radiation from telecom towers will affect their health.
\n\t\n\n\n
\"In many areas, especially in metros, there are call drops<\/a>. It will require satisfactory infrastructure to mitigate the problem. There is tower deployment problem in large cities, including Mumbai and Delhi,\" he said.

Sinha added that the World Health Organisation conducted as many as 25,000 studies but there was not a single report that could point out any ill effects on health due to radiation from any tower.

The department of telecommunications (DoT), according to him, has started an awareness drive throughout the country and has already launched the portal Tarang to access the radiation quantum where a consumer can pay Rs 4,000 to get authenticated report of any nearby tower.

Recently, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi<\/a> had pulled up the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) for the call drop problem after he himself faced issues while he was on the move in New Delhi.

The department is eyeing technological solutions to overcome call drops, which is also blamed on the surging data usage that has outpaced tower deployments, in addition to inadequate investments by incumbents on infrastructure upgrade and expansion.

\"Call drops require regular monitoring and the government have set standards to see whether it is improving or declining,\" the minister said, adding that as per the telecom regulator's finding call drop situation was constantly improving in the last three to four quarters.

Telcos such as Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone<\/a> Idea Ltd. (VIL) blame Right-of-Way (RoW) as a major impediment for putting or expanding mobile tower infrastructure, particularly in large cities and residential colonies.

\"We are working to expand infrastructure. Telecom infrastructure has grown from 8 lakh base transceiver stations to more than 18 lakh today,\" Sinha added.
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