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    TRAI AI Spam Filter to Bring Relief to Telecom Users: The End of Spam Calls

    Lingraj SahuBy Lingraj Sahu03/May/2023Updated:20/July/2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Telecom players such as Bharti Airtel, and Reliance Jio have confirmed to implement of the TRAI AI filter service to their platforms.

    The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has announced a new AI-based spam filter that is set to bring relief to millions of telecom users who are plagued by unwanted marketing and spam calls. With this new technology, telecom users can say goodbye to the days of constantly being bombarded with unsolicited calls.

    According to TRAI, the AI-based spam filter is capable of identifying spam calls and messages, and blocking them automatically before they even reach the user’s device. This new technology will be deployed by all telecom operators in India, and it will be mandatory for them to implement this solution by June 30, 2021.

    The new spam filter is based on a combination of machine learning and rule-based algorithms that can analyze and detect patterns in incoming calls and messages. Once a call or message is identified as spam, it will be blocked automatically by the filter, and the user will not receive any notification.

    This is a significant development in the fight against spam calls, which have become a major nuisance for telecom users in India. Spam calls not only disrupt users’ daily lives, but they also pose a threat to their privacy and security, as scammers often use these calls to extract sensitive information.

    The TRAI AI spam filter is expected to significantly reduce the number of spam calls and messages that users receive on a daily basis. It is also expected to provide a more efficient and effective way of dealing with spam, as compared to the current system where users have to manually block numbers and report spam calls to their service provider.

    In addition to the spam filter, TRAI has also introduced a new regulation that requires telemarketers to register with the telecom regulatory authority and obtain a unique registration number before making any marketing calls. This new regulation is expected to curb the number of spam calls made by telemarketers and make it easier for users to identify and report spam calls.

    Overall, the TRAI AI spam filter and the new telemarketing regulation are both significant steps toward ending the menace of spam calls in India. Telecom users can now look forward to a more peaceful and hassle-free communication experience, without having to constantly deal with unsolicited calls and messages.

    In conclusion, the TRAI AI spam filter is a game-changer for the Indian telecom industry, and it is expected to bring much-needed relief to millions of users who have been plagued by spam calls for far too long. With this new technology, the end of spam calls in India may finally be in sight.

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