Retired Major General Hafeezur Rehman, the chairman of the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), expressed the expectation that many applications would be submitted for the registration of a VPN (virtual private network).

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) chairman repeated the authority’s position on service provider registration while speaking at the Senate Standing on (Information and Technology) meeting.

“We decided to take a stance on the virtual private network ban issue in Pakistan, and I disagreed with the ban of VPNs,” he continued.

Sooth Registration Procedure

According to the PTA chairman, (2) internet service providers have already submitted their license applications since the VPN service provider registration period opened on the 19th of December.

International models should be taken into consideration for VPN registration, Retired Major General Hafeezur Rehman stated at a meeting with the Pakistan Software Houses Association (PASHA). To guarantee a smooth registration procedure, the PTA has been consulting with all relevant parties.

Dr. Raghib Naeemi, the head of the Council of Islamic Ideology (CII), previously stated that while using a VPN is not naturally prohibited or un-Islamic, it looks improper when used improperly to access information that is illegal or wrong.

The head of the Council of Islamic Ideology (CII) Chairman Dr. Raghib Naeemi discussed his thoughts on societal concerns, legislative changes, and VPN use in news debates.

In the words of Raghib Naeem, using a virtual private network (VPN) becomes unlawful and un-Islamic if it results in inciting hatred, religious insults, or the promotion of disturbance.

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Quickly Speed Problem Resolve

According to him, Article-19 guarantees social peace, religious respect, and national integrity by permitting freedom of opinion within certain bounds.

With the construction of a contemporary underground cable linking (Africa to the South Asian) nation, internet customers in Pakistan will be able to breathe easier.

As per the sources, the new cable, which is a component of a bigger scheme, is anticipated to be linked in the next few days. It will have a capacity of (180) terabits per second and span (45,000) kilometers.

Whereas we’re nearing the end of the installation procedure. The cable should boost internet speed once it is connected.