telecom regulation

Telecom regulation refers to the rules and laws that govern how telecommunications companies operate, ensuring fair competition, quality service, and consumer protection. Regulators oversee things like licensing, pricing, service standards, and spectrum allocation to prevent monopolies and promote innovation. These rules help ensure reliable communications, protect users' rights, and encourage investment in infrastructure. Essentially, telecom regulation balances the interests of companies, governments, and consumers to keep the industry fair, efficient, and accessible for everyone.