Ofcom is the UK regulator for the communications services that we use and rely on each day.
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– Telecoms regulators and government agencies from the UK, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, convened by Ofcom, have published a joint statement on working together more closely to strengthen the security and resilience of telecoms networks and tackle consumer-facing risks from scams and fraud.
Read More– Scammers hiding behind fake numbers will be unmasked under a new partnership with Britain’s biggest phone companies to protect the public from fraud.
Read More– Ofcom has issued the following statement regarding o2’s announcement in regards to price increases for its customers.
Read More– Last week, Ofcom announced the results of the Principal stage, which determined how much spectrum each of the three bidders – EE, O2 and VodafoneThree – had won, and how much they had committed to pay.
Read More– Ofcom has provided an update on their enforcement activity under the Online Safety Act.
Read More– Ofcom has fined communications provider Vonage £700,000 for failing to ensure certain business customers could make calls to the emergency services.
Read More– Millions of customers have switched landline or broadband provider using One Touch Switch process since it launched a year ago – more than the total who saw Beyonce on the Cowboy Carter tour or snagged Oasis tickets this year, according to Ofcom analysis.
Read More– On 16 and 17 September Ofcom will accept applications to bid in the auction for licences to use 26 GHz and 40 GHz spectrum (known as ‘mmWave’ spectrum).
Read More– Ofcom has launched investigations into the compliance of four companies – which collectively run 34 pornography sites – with new age-check requirements under the UK’s Online Safety Act.
Read More– BT has been required to refund or credit £18 million to customers, following enforcement action by Ofcom.
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