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  • Valentine’s Day Special: Is Your Ex Bugging You? This Canada Zoo Will Now Let You Name a Cockroach After Them; View Tweet

    Valentine’s Day Special: Is Your Ex Bugging You? This Canada Zoo Will Now Let You Name a Cockroach After Them; View Tweet

    Be it a pesky ex, annoying boss or a nosy relative, there’s somebody in everybody’s life, whom they completely hate. On this Valentine’s Day, a zoo in Canada in providing folks an opportunity to be petty and vent their emotions in an uncommon manner. With a Valentine’s Day around the corner, Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy has launched a brand new name-a-roach marketing campaign which provides folks an opportunity to call a cockroach in somebody’s honour. For a minimal donation of $25 (Rs 1507), the zoo will let you identify a cockroach after anybody who’s ”bugging” you. Kiren Rijiju Shares Funny Video Of Monkeys Glued To Smartphone Like Humans, Says ‘Digital Literacy Awareness Reaching Unbelievable Level’

    Checkout the zoo notice here:

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  • Unknown Caller Bugging You? TRAI Begins Consultation Process for Technology To Show Name of Caller on Mobile Phones

    Unknown Caller Bugging You? TRAI Begins Consultation Process for Technology To Show Name of Caller on Mobile Phones

    New Delhi, November 29: In a move to check pesky and fraud calls, telecom regulator Trai has started a public consultation to put in place a mechanism to display the name of the caller on mobile phones, an official statement said on Tuesday.

    At present there are apps like ‘Truecaller’ and ‘Bharat Caller ID & Anti-spam’ which provide calling party name identification and spam identification facilities, but the names are based on crowd sources which may not be reliable, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) said in the consultation paper on “Introduction of Calling Name Presentation (CNAP) in Telecommunication Networks”. Unknown Caller Bothering You? TRAI Likely To Introduce KYC-Based Measures To Ensure Caller’s Name Flashes on Receiver’s Mobile Phone.

    Trai said that the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) in its reference on CNAP has mentioned that the facility will empower telephone consumers in taking informed decision while receiving calls, and this mechanism reduces the harassment of consumers from unknown or spam callers. Google Phone App Reportedly Gets ‘Announce Caller ID’ Feature That Will Reveal Name & Number of Incoming Calls.

    “Further, DoT has requested Trai to explore the telecom network readiness and feasibility of providing CNAP facility to all telephone subscribers (smartphone and feature-phone owners),” Trai said.

    The regulator has sought public comments on the paper by December 27 and counter comments by January 10, 2023.

    For implementation of the CNAP service in the telecom networks, it would be necessary that the service providers have access to a database which contains the correct name identity information of each telephone subscriber.

    In the consultation paper, Trai is also exploring different business models for providing CNAP facilities.

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