After call from mobile or use of net pack
As we know that after each call from our à notification comes which shows call duration, call charged and remaining balance in case of prepaid mobile service, the notification last only few seconds. My question is why the mobile service providers do not send message instead of notification,I know the notifications are auto generated similarly SMSes may also be auto generated after the call and if the SMS is be sent after each call that would not only bring the satisfaction to the consumers but also bring the clear transparancy in mobile services. I would like to urge to the concern ministry and TRAI for this transformation in mobile services.Specially for prepaid service as the mobile service providers do not keep call records.Same thing is also required in the case of net pack.Everyone know that the mobile service providers do not tired by sending promotionsl SMSes and also calls day and night if if DND is not activated.Even if DND is activated the SMSes continue come for plan or package. more
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I don't think service provider's are going to do anything on this....there is a app on market named smartbro....this app will solve your problem....thanks more
Mar 02
A notification is a text message, like an SMS and therefore we sometimes think it is very similar. However, it is not. A notification is sent immediately, whereas SMS is a store and forward system. Time is not critical in most SMS's. For time critical applications like financial transactions, the SMS's are given highest priority and they consume network resources and they are paid for. General SMS's are not time critical. Several minutes delay does not matter. This is not be the case for a notification. It has to be delivered immediately. The number of calls made are very high. If balances were communicated by high priority SMS messages (like OTP), it will cause network choking. (By the way, OTP messages are paid messages for the operator). If on the other hand, balances were communicated by lower priority SMS's, it will cause confusion, if say an SMS is delivered 15 mins later and in the meanwhile one makes another call Therefore it is practical to send a notification as opposed to an SMS PS: I do not work and neither have worked for any operator, so I am not taking any sides here. Just wanted to share some information which I thought will be useful more
Mar 02
