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Why SIM-binding mandate is concern for consumers, MSMEs, and cybersecurity, a new study decodes

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The Esya Centre study finds that India's proposed SIM-binding mandate could disrupt consumers and MSMEs, increase business costs and offer limited cybersecurity benefits, leaving phishing, malware and other cyber fraud risks largely unaddressed.

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