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Regulator prepares its quality seal for telecommunications services

By the end of this month, the technical area of the Anatel (National Telecommunications Agency) plans to submit the Operation Manual and the Reference Value Document to the Director Council, which will form part of the new General Quality Regulations, and as a novelty will create the Anatel quality seal for the different services.

In the case of fixed broadband service, the new rules will bring significant challenges for operators with many clients in more limited technologies, such as ADSL, fixed access by 4G or via satellite.

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