New rules impose 30000 Omani Rial fines
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in Oman has issued a new regulatory regulation establishing strict controls on promotional, service, and value-added calls and messages. The aim is to protect users and enhance transparency and accountability. The regulations include clear definitions of terms such as licensed operator and subscriber, and impose strict procedures for data protection and suspending services in case of violations. The regulation requires both local and international companies to use the correct caller name and to avoid illegal rest periods when sending messages. Offenders face fines of up to 30,000 Omani riyals, with repeated penalties for subsequent violations, all intended to reduce fraudulent and intrusive messages and to increase public confidence in telecommunications services.
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