If you use Google, Aadhaar card and messaging-calling, then let us tell you that the rules are changing from September 1. This will affect all mobile users. In such a situation, you should know about these new rules. Let us tell you that the rules which are changing include the rules of Google Play Store Policy, NPCI, UIDAI and TRAI.
These apps will be removed from Google Play Store
Google’s new Play Store policy is going to be implemented from September 1. This will affect all mobile users. Google has said that from September 1, Google will remove thousands of such apps from its Play Store, whose low quality apps are present on Google Play Store. Google believes that these apps can be malware sources. Due to which Google Quality Control has instructed to remove all such apps. This will affect Android smartphone users all over the world.
free aadhar card update
UIDAI has extended the deadline for updating Aadhaar card for free to 14 September 2024. If your Aadhaar card is 10 years old, then you can update it for free before 14 September. But the Aadhaar card will be updated for free only through the My Aadhaar portal. At the same time, if you go to the Aadhaar center, you will have to pay Rs 50.
Message and OTT will be received late
TRAI has given instructions to curb fake calls and messages from September 1. Due to which telecom companies like Airtel, Vodafone-Idea, Jio and BSNL will have to identify and block unregistered messages and calls, for which a deadline of 30 September 2024 has been given. In such a situation, some mobile users may face delay in receiving banking calls, messages and OTP from September 1. TRAI has given instructions to block messages containing URL, OTT link, APK, or call-back number from September 1. There may be delay in receiving OTP in online banking related tasks.
Rupay Card Reward Points
Due to the new rule of NPCI, now RuPay credit card and UPI transaction fees will not be deducted from your RuPay reward points. All banks have been informed about this matter by NPCI. This rule of NPCI will be implemented across the country from September 1.
