Today the UKs introduced CLI regulations which signifies the regulators shift towards combatting telecom fraud and enhancing trust with caller identification.

In an era where global communication is increasingly prevalent, countries around the world have been grappling with the challenges posed by caller identification spoofing and fraudulent activities.

Ofcom's Right to Portability came into force last month via General Condition C7.6(b)

Right to Port is an End User right to submit a port request for a number(s) that are ceased no more than 31 days ago. 

Numbers removed from accounts have always been quarantined which effectively prevents re-allocation of the number(s) to another party for 31 days.

Secured by design - WebRTC Softphone Application Beta

We are proud to announce Desktop Softphone application is now publicly to use and can be enabled within the user control panel.

Leveraging zero-touch provisioning and integration into hosted directory services and presence.

Simply log in to your account and you will find the option to enable the desktop softphone under 'Seat Setup'.

Unraveling the Complexity of Origin-Based Surcharges in Telecoms

In the vast landscape of telecommunications, where every call connects individuals, businesses, and communities across the globe, lies a complex pricing phenomenon known as origin-based surcharges. Origin-based pricing is the fundamental concept that calls to the same destination can incur different prices based on where each call originates. Let's delve into this intricate world to understand what these surcharges entail and how they impact the telecom industry and its consumers.

The UK Communications regulator Ofcom has enshrined the legal obligation on communications providers to promote and provide emergency video relay access from the 17 June 2022.

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