Why SIM-binding mandate is concern for consumers, MSMEs, and cybersecurity, a new study decodes
An Esya Centre study examines India's proposed SIM-binding mandate, finding it risks disrupting consumers and small businesses while raising operational costs. The research indicates the mandate would provide limited cybersecurity benefits, leaving threats like phishing, malware and cyber fraud largely unaddressed. The analysis raises concerns about the policy's effectiveness relative to its potential harms.
Key points
- Study warns SIM-binding mandate could disrupt consumers and MSMEs
- Policy would increase business costs without proportional cybersecurity gains
- Phishing, malware and cyber fraud risks would remain largely unaddressed
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