Pakistan's return to hosting the ICC Champions Trophy after 29 years ended in disappointment. The team couldn't secure a single win and finished at the bottom of Group A. Their final match against Bangladesh in Rawalpindi was abandoned due to rain, leaving both teams winless in the tournament. The tournament began with a 60-run loss to New Zealand in Karachi. This was followed by a six-wicket defeat to arch-rivals India in Dubai, where Virat Kohli's unbeaten 100 guided India to victory. Captain Mohammad Rizwan acknowledged the high expectations and expressed disappointment in the team's performance. He emphasized the need to learn from their mistakes before their upcoming tour to New Zealand. This tournament marked Pakistan's first time hosting a global cricket event since 1996, adding to the weight of their underwhelming performance. The early exit has led to widespread discontent among supporters, with some fans in Karachi reportedly requesting to c...
PTA announces ban on Internet-enabled PN software in the country Users using virtual private networks must register by June 30
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ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) has said that virtual private networks (VPNs) have been set up in the country to provide access to all kinds of content on the Internet. Users who use the software must register by June 30, otherwise they will not be able to use the facility.
Advertisements and notifications issued by PTA suggest Internet users to register a VPN with their Internet Service Provider by June 30. Users who do not register by June 30 will be able to register a VPN after the deadline. Will not be eligible to use any software.
According to PTA, till June 30, all users can register for VPN for free from internet service providers. In this regard, PTA has provided 2 forms to internet service providers. The registration form provided to Dawn by an Internet service provider shows that the user will also have to provide sensitive information for registration.
To register a VPN, the user will need to provide details of the VPN software, including their Internet Protocol (IP) address, as well as the purpose of using it or the details of their business. The user will also have to submit some required documents and affidavit. PTA regarding VPN registration
He said the move was aimed at curbing illegal activities in the country and protecting the national exchequer from damage, not only through VPNs but also to controversial and banned internet content in the country. Access to such software is also used by businesses and especially banks.
Mobile and internet operators also engage in illegal business using such software, while some businesses also use the software to make illegal money transactions to avoid taxes on behalf of the PTA. This step of VPN registration is being taken under its 2010 Monitoring and Reconciliation of Telephone Traffic Regulations (MRITT) Act, which provides Class 6 to all types of secret phone calls and internet services. Provides monitoring and closing options.
PTA has advised Internet users to register for VPN by June 30, otherwise they will lose access to such software. PTA has also warned that after June 30, Strict action will be taken against individuals and entities working illegally using VPNs. The announcement of VPN registration date by PTA has come at a time when many internet users have recently There were complaints of VPN software not working.
Users had complained that they were having difficulty accessing the VPN even through the Tory browser, which gives them easy access to the VPN. However, PTA has clarified that they still have access to the VPN or Tory. No action has been taken against the browser and action will be taken after June 30.
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