20-point proposal with FourG

20-point proposal with FourG

In the current year, the government has taken initiative to introduce the Fourier services in Bangladesh. The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has announced the launch of this service through auction process in March. However, the Bangladesh Mobilephone Consumer Association has given 20 suggestions before the launch of this service. The proposal was presented at a press conference held at Nirmalasen auditorium at Topkhana Road on Tuesday, "Anarchy-telecommunication in telecommunication and technology sector and closure of some obstacles in the FourG sector".

Mohiuddin Ahmed, president of the press conference written in the press conference said, there is no system to measure the speed of the internet at present. However, the speed of the broadband internet speed is calculated by measuring minimum 5 Mbps 3G speed of 3G. According to the UK-based technology, Open Signals, the average speed of the world's mobile technology is 16.6 Mbps. 6.13 in India, 9.14 in Sri Lanka and Thailand, 46.64 and 45.85 Mbps respectively in Singapore and South Korea. Besides, 42 MBps in Norway and Hungary

He said that in present 180 countries of the world are in the forege, but Bangladesh is new in this case. The current government has decided to launch the first phase in the country, setting the minimum speed of the internet to 20 Mbps. But the speed needed for this speed is in the hands of operators? The band currently has the capacity of 36.4 MHz of Robi, 32 MHz of Grameenphone, 20 MHz of Banglalink. The proposed speed requires 60 MHz wave.

Mohiuddin Ahmed said different waves were used for 2G and 3G service in our country. As a result the wave is not neutral, it is not possible to turn the current with the current wave. In the meantime, BTRC has called for sale of 900, 1,800 and 2,101 mhz of the wave. There are also 7 hundred brand waves and non-use. We are giving below some of our suggestions to launch the fourth-generation technology to protect customers' rights-

01. The audit report has to be published in the telecom sector. List of illegal VoAp traders will be published. In order to protect the interests of customers in the technology and telecom services sector, a separate protection law and time-settlement of separate organizations for settlement demand

0. Import duty on phosi handsets will be withdrawn.

03. Net equity policy has to be formulated.

04. Reduction of taxes on internet prices and talktime will reduce the cost and reduce the call rate by removing the middle-oriented operators.

05. The decision of the MNP to be implemented quickly.

06. The High Court order of the BTC will be implemented quickly to control the youthfulness.

07. Wave neutrality will be provided.

08. All the SIMs sold through fake-fraud should be stopped.

09. Calling from the operator's offer and shortcode number from the operators will stop calling.

10. To monitor the activities of retailers, monitoring cell should be started.

11. ISP licensees will have to monitor the use and usage of bandwidth.

12. Control the amount of colloder and release the correct information for compensation.

13. The sale of fake and poor handsets, software and computer parts should be stopped.

14. To monitor mobile banking activities, a joint monitoring cell will be formed.

15. Facebook users will be punished by opening FAKID.

16. Strong steps should be taken to control pornography and piracy.

17. Facebook, YouTube, WhatsApp, Emo and Brothers have to implement a joint agreement with the negotiation.

18. To create a cyber security staff.

19. Do not convert to 57 laws in digital law.

20. The networking system should be implemented faster and the network across the border should be closed.

National freedom party president Moazzem Hossain Khan Majlish, NAP Vashani chairman Abdul Hai Sarker, NPP presidium member Mohammad Anisur Rahman Dewan, Secretary General of Bangladesh Islamic Party Kamrul Hassan, Mobile Phone Customer Association's Organizing Secretary Md Rezaul Karim, Central Member Md. Shafiqul Islam also said.