Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has recently designed some policy rules for the user information on public Wi-Fi Hotspots.
As per the new rules, every Access Provider and Class Licensing Registration licensees would be obliged to register, maintain and reserve the data/information of the people using the data services through public Wi-Fi Hotspots. Afterward, they would have to provide the user information to PTA.
While the information to be tracked is as following:
Moreover, the owner of Public Wi-Fi Hotspot would be required to maintain a log of following information of the users for at least six months:
Not only that, there are other rules as licensees would have to carry out awareness campaigns amongst the existing public Wi-Fi hotspot providers to make necessary arrangements for compliance of these regulations, within three months.
The licensees are made sure to make sure that the procedures are properly implemented over their systems. In case of non-compliance, the Wi-Fi hotspots provided by the Service Providers would be terminated.
The Authority has officially issued a draft comprising the regulations, titled as “Data Retention of Internet extended to WiFi-Hotspots Regulations, 2018″. The PDF of which can be accessed through here.
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