Sounds like a great idea for infrequent or not so frequent users of data but who want it on tap when wi-fi is not available. Mad Dog should include it in Election manifesto of Spastics League?
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Seriously, it’s a good idea. But then this is Pay and Pay Land.
In February, South Africa’s Independent Communications Authority started enforcing new data expiry rules that allow subscribers to roll over unused data. Operators are also barred from charging out-of-bundle rates for data when it is depleted.
A few days ago, the Ghanaian government directed phones operators in the country to scrap expiry terms on data bundles bought by subscribers.
Now, the BBC reports
A Kenyan lawyer has sued the country’s three biggest mobile phone operators over the expiry of unused data bundles, the Daily Nation newspaper reports.
Lawyer Adrian Kamotho has filed the petition at the Communications and Multimedia Appeals Tribunal.
He wants the tribunal to order the three telecom firms – Safaricom, Airtel and Telkom Kenya – to allow their subscribers to extend the expiry of unused data at no costs, the newspaper reports.
“Data bundles should not have an expiry date until used up‚ as long as the SIM card is active and the consumer keeps recharging,” his petition is quoted.
Mr Kamotho also wants operators to enable consumers to transfer unused data to other users on the same network.
