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Jio Introduces Spam Call and Message Control Feature via MyJio App

By Adv Shoeb Hakim5 Dec 20241 min read

Jio Introduces Spam Call and Message Control Feature via MyJio App

Reliance Jio has launched an innovative feature within its MyJio app, enabling users to block spam calls and messages more effectively. This development is a response to increasing concerns over unwanted promotional communications and scams.

Key Features of the Update

  1. Spam Blocking: Users can now enable settings to block all or specific categories of spam calls and messages.
  2. Customizable Preferences: Through the app, users can selectively allow or block communications, ensuring critical messages like OTPs are not missed.
  3. Easy Activation:
    • Open the MyJio app.
    • Go to the More menu and navigate to Service Settings.
    • Choose the Do Not Disturb (DND) option and select between full blocking or customized settings.

This feature aligns with broader efforts by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to mitigate unsolicited communication, which has long been a source of frustration for users across India. TRAI is set to implement stricter rules for promotional message traceability starting December 2024, reinforcing the industry’s commitment to combating spam and fraud

The Need for Such Measures

Spam calls and messages often serve as a gateway for fraud. Jio’s proactive approach is expected to not only enhance user experience but also contribute to greater safety in the digital space

By taking these steps, Reliance Jio has positioned itself as a user-centric telecom provider, addressing key concerns of its subscriber base while setting an example for the industry.

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Shoeb Hakim

Shoeb Hakim

I train the people who protect India. And I defend those who need protection. Previously Head of AML & Client ID (AVP), Credit Suisse. Police faculty since 1995.

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