Vodacom, MTN, and Cell C say they are scrutinising new regulations from ICASA that govern voice, SMS, and data bundles.
Mobile operators in South Africa must roll over unused data, voice, and SMS bundles under new Icasa rules, benefiting consumers at no extra cost.
Icasa's new regulations aim to protect South African mobile users from wasted data and unexpected charges, ensuring fairer ...
The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) has introduced new regulations requiring mobile networks to ...
ICASA puts an end to prepaid data expiry across South Africa ...
The EFF have welcomed recent regulatory changes by the ICASA on the rollover of unused prepaid data and airtime.
Mobile data bundles in South Africa will begin to last longer per new rules from ICASA. Here's when that's happening.
The EFF says the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) decision to amend the rules on when mobile data ...
Icasa's new rules on mobile data rollover promise to put consumer rights at the forefront by curtailing exploitative billing ...
Fighters say the 30 day expiry period has been allowed to endure for far too long ...
Under the new rules, any unused data left at the end of a bundle’s validity period must be rolled over at least once. That ...
Prepaid mobile phone users in South Africa are set to benefit from new regulations that will allow unused mobile data bundles to roll over.
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