PTA Issues Public Advisory Amid Sensitive National Situation ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has issued a public advisory urging citizens to exercise responsibility while using social media and digital platforms in view of the prevailing sensitive national situation. In its statement, the regulator advised the public to refrain from sharing, forwarding or uploading unverified, provocative or misleading content. It stressed that material harmful to national interest, public order or state institutions should not be disseminated. The authority further urged citizens to rely only on authentic and official sources of information before sharing content online, warning against the spread of rumours and fake news. The PTA cautioned that legal action may be taken under relevant laws against individuals found involved in uploading or spreading false information, rumours or misleading material. Calling for caution and seriousness, the regulator appealed to the public to demonstrate responsibility in the national interest.

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has issued a public advisory urging citizens to exercise responsibility while using social media and digital platforms in view of the prevailing sensitive national situation. In its statement, the regulator advised the public to refrain from sharing, forwarding or uploading unverified, provocative or misleadingContinue Reading

PTA Ranks Telecom Operators After Nationwide QoS Survey in 20 Cities

Islamabad: In a major move aimed at protecting consumer rights, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has proposed ending the practice of prepaid mobile balance expiry, suggesting that users’ remaining balance should stay valid for the entire active life of their SIM cards.The proposal, issued through a consultation paper, seeks publicContinue Reading

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Kaspersky Threat Research has uncovered a widespread malware campaign involving a loader known as “RenEngine,” which is being distributed through pirated games and cracked software across multiple countries. According to Kaspersky, samples of RenEngine were first identified in March 2025, with the company’s security solutions already providing protection at thatContinue Reading

Govt Makes Digital Safety, AI Courses Mandatory for Private Students in Islamabad

The federal government has made digital safety and artificial intelligence courses compulsory for private school and college students in Islamabad, starting from Class 9. The directive, issued by the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training, aims to equip students with essential knowledge in modern AI and cybersecurity, preparing themContinue Reading