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Norway: Regulating mobile call access and origination

With just two nationwide networks currently, Nkom determines the need to maintain access remedies imposed on Telenor for a further three years

GDPR: Meta required to change behavioural advertising practices

No longer able to rely on a GDPR exemption for its use of personal data, Meta has begun to rollout a new subscription model across the EU

Regulators seek to incentivise spectrum use in private networks

Lowering licence fees is an important step in unlocking 5G’s industrial potential and enabling private networks to flourish

Norway sets stronger safeguards for Telenor’s copper retirement

Nkom has asked Telenor to provide better information about its retirement plans, and ensure adequate alternative wholesale products are available

Norway completes 5G multiband auction

The price of spectrum was high, despite discounts being available for committing to cover rural areas

Telenor fined for anti-competitive practices in Norway

Telenor was found to be pricing out its competitors which relied on wholesale access to offer mobile broadband between 2008 and 2012.

Norway suspends data collection from the COVID-19 contact-tracing app

The Norwegian Government responded to a notice from the country’s Data Protection Authority, which found that the data collection was no longer proportionate.

Norwegian regulator continues with national roaming obligation for Telenor

Nkom considers the measure is still necessary, but commits to removing price controls after the next review.

5G multiband spectrum auction kicks off in Norway

The regulator Nkom has decided to carry on as planned with the award of spectrum across seven bands.

Norwegian regulator imposes new fibre access requirements on Telenor

Nkom finalised the detail of the VULA remedy, which will give access seekers more control on their own retail broadband offers.