What Are Business Telecommunications?
A telecommunications operator is a communications service company that provides landline, mobile and Internet access. China's top five telecom operators are China Telecom, China Mobile, China Unicom, China Radio and Television, and CITIC Networks. And China Mobile Communications Corporation is the world's largest mobile operator. On May 5, 2016 [1] , the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the "Basic Telecommunications Business License" to China Radio and Television Network Co., Ltd. On July 9, 2019, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the Basic Telecommunications Business License to CITIC Networks.
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- On April 6, 2013, the Chinese Computer Society issued a special statement on the "WeChat Charging" incident in Beijing, opposing the three major telecommunication infrastructure operators to charge WeChat. It believed that this was a dispute over the interests of monopolies and private enterprises. The three major state-owned basic telecommunication operating companies have no basis in attempting to increase the name of charges without relevant legal procedures. They are suspected of double charges. It is recommended that the state strengthen the supervision of monopolies in the telecommunications field.
- The Chinese Computer Society believes that the three basic telecommunications operators provide communication facilities services, and customers have been charged for the use of communication facilities. If they are charged again (whether for value-added service providers or end customers), double charges are suspected. , Yu Fa Yu Qing is untenable. Telecom operators charge for information traffic on the network, and should not interfere with the content transmitted on the network within the legal framework. If WeChat charges are turned on, all China's value-added telecommunications services may be forced to charge so-called "signalling fees", such as email, online games, online transactions, search, etc.