Lost privacy and peace of mind
Since linking Aadhar to mobile I am getting a flood of offers and advertisements clogging the inbox and messenger services. Mind you Vodafone has turned on “don’t disturb” on my mobile. Why should I spend hours deleting such junk? Latest is from Siemens hearing aid. There is no option for direct reply, but log in answering their questions divulging more of my info. This is unhindered one way access. They can get you effortlessly, but to reply you have to please “his eminence” with answers. Is this justice? If these guys are so aloof why disturb people with a stream of slides that speak nothing? Day and night this bleep is continuing even addressing by name. If these intelligentsia want to reach me why don’t they buy me a smart phone or laptop before intruding to my life? more
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The mobile operators by not controlling the unsolicited calls are making the life of a mobile user - hell. Why not there be some restriction on such unlimited advertisements. more
Nov 13
In my opinion the service provider must meter these calls and charge them double as it is their selling expense account and are contacting persons for promotion of their products. The money collected must be credited into the account of the customer and adjusted in his monthly bill. more
Nov 13
Would not be surprised if they OK to this and charge the customer for the product indirectly by hiking its price. more
Nov 14
Madhubalan Narayan is correct... Still we have time.... let us wait... Also keep posting the difficulties being faced by those who have already linked... more
Nov 13
DND is not working, whether it is a computer or a mobile. TRAI just forward your complaint to the service provider who do nothing but hackle you. My mobile is bullying me by showing UC, Amazon and others and they do not let me do my work or connect to the caller or make my own call. I am also fed up. more
Nov 13
