Sep 14, 2002
New Delhi:The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has decided not to go ahead with any regulatory intervention on Over-the-Top (OTT) communication.
In its recommendations for the OTT services released on Monday, TRAI noted that it is “not an opportune moment to recommend a comprehensive regulatory framework for various aspects of services referred to as OTT services, beyond the extant laws and regulations prescribed presently.”
It added that the matter may be looked into afresh when more clarity emerges in international jurisdictions, particularly the study undertaken by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
The authority recommended that market forces may be allowed to respond to the situation without prescribing any regulatory intervention.
The regulator, however, said that the developments shall be monitored and intervention as felt necessary shall be made at appropriate time.
It also said that no regulatory interventions are required with respect to issues related to privacy and security of OTT services at the moment.IANS
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