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TRAI’s early assessment suggests new Airtel Priority plans do not violate net neutrality norms

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TRAI’s early assessment suggests new Airtel Priority plans do not violate net neutrality norms

New Delhi, Jun 2 (PTI) Telecom regulator TRAI's early assessment indicates that recently-announced Priority Postpaid plans of Bharti Airtel that leverage 5G network slicing do not violate net neutrality norms, a person aware of the matter said. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is, however, closely examining the issue to see whether 'slicing a chunk' to offer better service…

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