In a questioning of net neutrality, Bharti Airtel has renamed its’ Priority Postpaid service’ as ‘Airtel Fast Lane’. The branding change is aimed at simplifying the company’s premium customer offering. The telecom operator noted that the move does not affect existing postpaid plans, pricing, or benefits
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has ruled out findings of violation of net neutrality rules in Bharti Airtel’s recently launched Priority Postpaid plans that use 5G network slicing technology. The regulatory authority is continuing its examination to determine whether the service could affect the
Bharti Airtel has introduced “Priority Postpaid”, a service built on 5G network slicing technology that promises users more stable and uninterrupted connectivity during periods of network congestion. The launch of a premium 5G service for postpaid users has opened a war front in India’s telecom market.
India’s telecom market entered a new phase with Bharti Airtel’s launch of “Priority Postpaid”. It is a service powered by 5G network slicing technology that offers faster, reliable connectivity to premium users during peak network congestion. The progress marks the first commercial rollout of consumer-focused 5G