TRAI opens consultation on expanding public Wi-Fi access
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has released a Consultation Paper titled “Proliferation of Public Wi-Fi Networks in India.” The paper aims to explore mechanisms, frameworks, and regulations to expand public Wi-Fi access across the country.
Key Takeaways
- TRAI released a consultation paper titled “Proliferation of Public Wi-Fi Networks in India.”
- The paper examines mechanisms, frameworks, and regulations for expanding public Wi-Fi access.
- The consultation is focused on India’s public Wi-Fi network rollout, not a specific operator or product.
Why It Matters
TRAI’s consultation begins a formal policy process around public Wi-Fi access in India, which matters because the agency is explicitly examining mechanisms, frameworks, and regulations rather than issuing an immediate rule. For the streaming ecosystem, public Wi-Fi policy can affect how audiences access video in shared, low-cost connectivity environments. The key signal to watch is the next TRAI step: whether the consultation leads to a draft framework or concrete regulatory proposals for public Wi-Fi networks.
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