Mobile communication may be limited in Ukraine: what awaits subscribers.
According to inkorr.com: Changes in the field of mobile communication are possible in Ukraine. This was reported by military radio technology expert Serhiy 'Flash' Bezkrensny.
New rules for communication operators
According to the expert, this is not about a complete ban, but about new rules for providing services by operators. He also drew attention to the initiatives that Russia is already implementing, in particular, restrictions for foreign SIM cards, which can only make voice calls for 24 hours without data access.
'What is Russia afraid of? The repetition of Operation Spider Web, when hundreds of drones were controlled via LTE and attacked military targets,' Flash emphasized.
Restrictions for SIM cards
Additionally, Russia plans to implement similar rules for SIM cards that have not been used for 72 hours.
The expert's comments indicate the possibility of changes in mobile communication in Ukraine, which could be significant for the national security and defense capability of the country. The introduction of new rules in Russia may serve as an example for similar measures in Ukraine. Such restrictions could play a key role in risk management and the protection of national interests in the digital environment.
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