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Iran's Fight Against Annoying Mobile Ads Continues

Iran's Fight Against Annoying Mobile Ads Continues
Iran's Fight Against Annoying Mobile Ads Continues

The Communications Regulatory Authority said on Tuesday that it has blocked 30,000 ad sender numbers since November 2017 in a move to curb unwanted and annoying text messages.
CRA Director Hossein Fallah cautions that the fight against ad senders is far from over as “there always are new companies involved in text message advertisement campaigns,” CITNA reported.
Fallah underlined that the cost of mass advertisement through text messaging is still very low compared to other means of commercial promotion. The ombudsman is planning to curb the number of such adverts by cracking down on firms employing the method which has long been a nuisance.
The CRA has introduced an automated system, through which people can file complaints against the ad senders by sending their phone number to the communications ombudsman via text message.
 

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