The EFF has criticised MTN and Vodacom for challenging ICASA's regulations protecting unused data, saying South Africans should not forfeit data, voice and SMS bundles they have purchased.
The Economic Freedom Fighters criticise MTN and Vodacom for challenging new consumer protection regulations in South Africa, arguing that these regulations are vital for safeguarding consumer rights.
The party said the legal court challenge was an attempt to undermine measures aimed at protecting consumers from the expiry and forfeiture of unused data, voice and SMS bundles.
In a statement, the EFF said the legal challenge sought to undermine regulations introduced by ICASA to protect consumers from the expiry and forfeiture of unused data, voice and SMS bundles.
The party said it had consistently campaigned for stronger consumer protections, arguing that telecommunications companies should not confiscate services that customers had already paid for.
