PTA cautions social media users against sharing unlawful content

Islamabad: The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has urged social media users to refrain from creating, uploading or disseminating illegal, hateful, defamatory or misleading content, warning that such material should be removed without delay. In a statement, the regulator said users should avoid participating in online narratives that undermine national integrityContinue Reading

Zong partners with ZTE, Siccotel to expand access to 5G devices in Pakistan

Islamabad, Jan 15:Zong, Pakistan’s leading digital and connectivity services provider, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Chinese technology firm ZTE Corporation and its authorised distributor Siccotel to accelerate the adoption of 5G-enabled devices across the country. The partnership, described as a first-of-its-kind initiative in Pakistan’s telecom sector, aimsContinue Reading

Xenith PR, Repu Media Intelligence Partner to Bring AI-Led Insights to Pakistan’s Communications Sector

Karachi, Jan 15:In a move reflecting Pakistan’s accelerating shift towards data-driven decision-making, Xenith Public Relations has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Repu Media Intelligence to integrate Acumen Media Intelligence, an AI-powered business intelligence platform, into its strategic communications services. The integration, set to take effect from February 2026,Continue Reading

Islamabad: Pakistan’s cyber authorities have issued a high-severity warning after identifying a critical security flaw that could allow hackers to gain full access to company systems, raising fresh concerns over the resilience of the country’s rapidly expanding digital ecosystem. The National Computer Emergency Response Team (National CERT) said the vulnerabilityContinue Reading

Internet slowdown reports raise concerns for Pakistan’s digital future

Fresh rumours of a nationwide internet slowdown resurfaced on social media this week, raising concern among internet users and business community before internet service providers and regulators stepped in to clarify that no disruption was expected. The speculation began after Nayatel, a major broadband service provider, emailed its customers aboutContinue Reading