By SectorWire desk ·
NLGRB chief executive Denis Mudene Ngabirano urged telecom operators to promote responsible gambling alongside website blocking. NLGRB said he delivered the message at an engagement with telecom companies and internet service providers.
The regulator is seeking telecom participation beyond blocking illegal gaming websites.
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Uganda’s regulator wants telecom operators to monitor traffic, report suspicious activity and educate consumers beyond blocking websites.
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