Ofcom have confirmed that it is entirely legal under UK law for organisations (whether businesses or consumers) to purchase, install and use GSM Gateways for their own ‘private use‘.  In simple terms this means that the gateway can only be used by the end user/organisation actually making the calls.

However, under the Ofcom regulations it still remains illegal to use GSM Gateway equipment to provide a wholesale communication service (telephone exchange) to another person/organisation regardless of the gateway location or amount of end users connected to each gateway.

So now you can go ahead with installing a GSM router to reduce your fixed to mobile call rates with peace of mind that it is all perfectly legal.

This is excellent news, as it means that it is now fully legal to use GSM Gateways as long as they conform to certain technical requirements.

For more Ofcom information click here

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