No SIM Needed: BSNL Testing ‘Direct to Device’ Technology To Allow People To Make Audio and Video Calls, Send Messages via Satellites
BSNL reportedly started testing 'Direct to Device' or 'D2D' technology which lets the people to make audio calls, video calls and send messages via satellites. This technology does not require people to use SIM.
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) is reportedly testing a technology that will allow users to connect without using SIM. The Indian government-run BSNL has been working on "Direct to Device" or "D2D" tech, allowing users to call and send messages via satellite without needing a SIM on any mobile network. For D2D service, BSNL has partnered with Viasat and completed successful trials. Using 'Direct to Device' technology, users can make audio and video calls without requiring a SIM from a telecom operator. This technology is said to boost connectivity in rural areas and prove helpful during emergencies. PhonePe, Bharat Connect Launch Contribution to National Pension System, Enabling Millions of Users To Plan Personal Retirement via App.
BSNL Testing D2D Tech for SIM-Free Calling and Messaging
BSNL is testing “Direct to Device” tech, allowing calls & messages via satellite—no SIM needed!
Partnered with Viasat, this could boost connectivity in remote areas and during emergencies. pic.twitter.com/rAFZpe98oL
— TechBurner (@tech_burner) November 6, 2024
BSNL Working on “Direct to Device” Tech for Making It Possible To Do Audio/Video Calling, Messaging Without SIM
🚨 BSNL plans to launch calling service without SIM by using technology called D2D (Direct-to-Device).
The D2D technology connects mobile devices via satellites without the need for any mobile network.
BSNL has joined hands with Viasat for this D2D service, and successful… pic.twitter.com/pdNz3F7Dzb
— Bharat InfraTech (@BharatInfraTech) November 6, 2024
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