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GATINEAU, QC, March 4, 2021 /CNW/ - Today, the CRTC clarified that the Wireless Code applies to all device financing plans sold with a wireless service plan, including plans over 36 months. Device financing plans must comply with all relevant protections of the Wireless Code to ensure consumers are fully protected.
The Commission has also established that device financing plans are similar to device subsidies when determining early cancellation fees under the formula established in the Wireless Code. To ensure that customers know what early cancellation fees to expect, the same protections will apply.
The Wireless Code requires early cancellation fees to be reduced to zero within 24 months. Within the 24 months, you may need to pay an early cancellation fee and it will be calculated according to the formulas set out in the Wireless Code.
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WISeKey International Holding Ltd: Human Rights Council on the Right to Privacy
OISTE.ORG to Address Virtually the 46
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March 3rd 2021 at 3 PM CET
Privacy is as a basic, fundamental human right
Geneva, February 24, 2021 - The OISTE Foundation, a non-governmental organization, in special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (ECOSOC), will lead a virtual panel on the human right to privacy during the 46th Session of the Human Rights Council.
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Privacy is as a basic, fundamental human right. It is also an endangered right. New digital technologies track and scrutinize us all at this age of
American multinational developer of analytics software SAS announced that Bank of Singapore, a member of the OCBC Group, will implement its artificial intelligence (AI) powered communications surveillance analytics in their training and monitoring of client representatives’ performance.
SAS’ Trade and Communications Surveillance solution aims to help the bank improve sales representatives’ performance, compliance and ultimately enhance customer experience.
The surveillance framework and methodology will enable monitoring of the bank’s sales practices and align with regulatory guidelines from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
The communications surveillance solution will connect disparate data across structured and unstructured data sources. In-depth text analytics allows financial institutions to delve deeper into conversation topics, sentiments, and due diligence insights.