GSMA reports focus on AI-ready networks, digital trust and scam recovery
GSMA’s three reports at India Mobile Congress call for AI-ready networks, stronger digital trust and better scam resolution. Its India scam survey says most victims who lost money recovered none, but the supplied material omits methodology.
GSMA launched three reports at India Mobile Congress, covering digital infrastructure, trust and consumer scams.
Its India Ecosystem Insight Report: From Mobile Connectivity to Digital Infrastructure calls for AI-ready networks and faster enterprise digitisation to turn connectivity into economic value.
Digital Nations 2026: Building Trusted Digital Ecosystems in Asia Pacific assessed 22 countries, GSMA says. It identifies verifiable identities, authentic communications, resilient networks and responsible information sharing as foundations for trust.
The India Consumer Scam Report 2026: Permission Granted, Cases Still Open says 67% of surveyed victims who lost money recovered none, while 33% of reported cases remained unresolved. GSMA calls for faster resolution, better recovery and closer coordination between authorities, banks, operators and platforms.
Disclosure: The supplied material does not disclose the India sample size, fieldwork dates, sampling method or or subgroup bases. The findings and recommendations are attributed to GSMA.
