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Huawei Founder Says US Politicians Want to ‘Kill’ His Business

By Eric Priezkalns 1 Dec 2020 Risk, Fraud & Security

Billionaire Ren Zhengfei warned that sanctions will cause ‘millions’ of job losses without saying where all these people currently work.


Bitcoin Entrepreneur Starts Anti-SIM Swap Telco for Rich People

By Eric Priezkalns 14 Oct 2020 Digital Payments

Haseeb Awan charges cryptocurrency millionaires USD99 per month for a mobile plan that requires a notarized letter to make changes.


$50mn SIM Swapper Targeted Blockchain Experts

By Eric Priezkalns 29 Jan 2020 Digital Payments

18 year old Canadian Samy Bensaci is alleged to be part of a gang that focused on stealing from cryptocurrency investors.


Wrong Person Pays Phone Bill for 5 Years; Actual User Now Complains about Backbill

By Eric Priezkalns 23 Jan 2020 Assurance & Audit

The onus is always on telcos to check bills and payment, because customers cannot be relied upon to spot mistakes.


US Caller ID Verification Body Seeks Certificate Authorities

By Rob Chapman 25 Jul 2019 Risk, Fraud & Security

To prevent spoofing of caller IDs, the US needs competent organizations to issue digital certificates to telcos.


Obituary Piracy Website Ordered to Pay CAD20mn Damages by Canadian Court

By IPKat 20 Jun 2019 Privacy & Intellectual Property

Creators of digital archives are likely to suffer heavier penalties if they use content in a way that the owners find upsetting.


Sharp Rise in Canadian Bill Accuracy Complaints

By Eric Priezkalns 17 Dec 2018 Assurance & Audit

Canada’s CCTS has seen an 87 percent increase in complaints that monthly bills are inaccurate. Almost half came from customers of Bell Canada.


Disrupting the Signal Stealers Who Disrupt Us

By Eric Priezkalns 12 Mar 2018 Privacy & Intellectual Property

The term ‘piracy’ fogs the issues for comms providers and content owners. Stealing a signal is not like sailing a ship; it is made possible by tech changes that some are trying to ignore.


Are Canadian Telcos Abusing the Law to Fight Piracy?

By Eric Priezkalns 22 Aug 2017 Privacy & Intellectual Property

Pirate TV may cause serious losses, but imprisoning a man after raiding his house will only turn the public against telcos.


What Telcos Can Learn from Game of Thrones Piracy

By Eric Priezkalns 3 Aug 2017 Privacy & Intellectual Property

A two-minute segment for Canadian TV news touches on so many issues and distortions that it provides a masterclass for how telcos misunderstand customers, and vice versa.


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