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The indicators present in this observatory aim at providing a representation of the market structure intended for all the stakeholders of the postal sector (senders, addressees, operators, various intermediate players, etc.).

Users are no longer forced to take their operator’s modem/router when they conclude their Internet subscription.

These increases are in line with the applicable postal legislation

In its latest study based on its tariff simulator bestetarief.be/meilleurtarif.be, the BIPT highlights the consumer-friendly developments observed over the last twelve months on the mobile market, particularly with significant increases in data and the emergence of new formulas.

The changing nature of mobile offers proposed by operators should encourage consumers to compare them regularly, to ensure that they do not miss any new, more advantageous solutions since their latest choice.

In a context of inflation, satisfaction with the tariffs of electronic communications operators is logically declining.

Since 2012, BIPT has a thorough survey carried out about the perception of consumers on the functioning of the electronic communications market in Belgium. The survey makes it possible to assess the level of information of the consumers, as well as the impact of the measures taken to regulate the electronic communications market. The survey results are reported annually.

Decision allowing holders of a class A operator’s certificate to use the frequency spectrum 40.66 MHz – 40.69 MHz

In this seventh annual report the BIPT describes all activities it carried out in the field of net neutrality during the period from 1 May 2022 until 30 April 2023 included.

At the request of the chairman of the Chamber of Representatives’ Committee for Economy, Consumer protection and Digital Agenda, the BIPT issued an opinion on a draft resolution regarding the protection of young children against inappropriate online content that was submitted to the Chamber.