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TRAI Plans to Extend Anti-Spam Rules to OTT and Messaging Platforms

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India's Telecom Regulatory Authority (TRAI) is planning to expand its anti-spam crackdown beyond traditional telecom channels to include OTT platforms and messaging apps. The move comes as TRAI simultaneously works on tightening its existing anti-spam framework. The proposed expansion aims to address the growing volume of unsolicited communications reaching users through digital messaging services. This regulatory push reflects concerns that spam has increasingly migrated from conventional calls and SMS to app-based communication platforms.

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