The telecom regulator has rolled out an online survey app called "Prute-ti-maat" to track the behaviour of mobile users as a way for consumers to make informed decisions about which mobile package to subscribe to. The app will show users' data based on usage and volume of phone calls and messages; the volume of data uploaded and downloaded; and the usage volume of mobile applications. Mr Korkij said consumers who download the app will benefit from knowing their behaviour in mobile usage and use it to make lifestyle adjustments. He said the information gathered by the app will benefit consumers through selective networks or methods of data usage that they should adjust. Compared to the existing way of data collection by the NBTC, he said the agency always asks each operator for details of customers' mobile data usage, but it's only secondary data.

Source: Bangkok Post July 01, 2019 23:09 UTC