Welcome U-Turn Sees 43% Cut to Tanzania’s Mobile Money Tax
Other governments should also seek to learn from Tanzanian policies that backfired.
AML Compliance for High-Growth E-wallet Markets
Mobile money and online payment services have driven the rapid rise of e-wallets, forcing businesses to deploy dynamic technology to tackle money laundering.
Would You Implant a Phone-Readable COVID Passport Microchip in Your Hand?
This article is really about some dubious Swedish businessmen and why the world’s media gave them free advertising.
Modi Bitcoin Twitter Hack Offers a Clue about the Future of Disinformation
75mn followers of the Indian Prime Minister were encouraged to buy Bitcoin, but it seems none of them did.
UK Regulator Considers New Protections for Telco Customers in Debt
Ofcom wants to ensure fair treatment of comms customers in debt although disconnections have not increased during the pandemic.
Overcoming Adversity: One Lesson Learned from Writing 2,000 Articles
Persistence is key to success. Challenges are overcome through cooperation. The web provides a way to find like-minded people.
Poll: Summer Conference in London?
The UK has given vaccination doses to 29 percent of the population, leading the government to project the lifting of all coronavirus restrictions on June 21.
Why Telecoms Fraud Is Like a Virus
Forensic investigator, lawyer and cybercrime expert Jacqueline Fick was the guest for Episode 7 of the current season of RAG TV.
RAG TV: Education, Information and Pattern Detection
Episode 7 of RAG TV featured Ingrid Azzopardi, who leads the internal audit function at Maltese operator GO, and machine learning guru Dr. George Bolt of Neural Technologies.
US Threatens to Cut Off Four More Telcos for Spreading COVID-19 Spam
The FCC and FTC accused telcos in Canada, the UK and USA of either originating or transmitting fraudulent robocalls.