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The NMHH draws attention to dubious internet advertisements
Online challenges that put children at risk are on the rise
The Internet Roundtable for Child Protection discussed the dangers of online challenges, ways to curb them and the importance of raising parental awareness.
5G: radiation is low, fears are high
The National Media and Infocommunications Authority and the National Public Health Center jointly investigate the electromagnetic radiation from 5G networks
5G: radiation is low, fears are high
The National Media and Infocommunications Authority and the National Public Health Center jointly investigate the electromagnetic radiation from 5G networks
TV2 fined nearly HUF 5 million for incorrect age rating
The Council extended the broadcasting rights of Trend FM and Klasszik Rádió for seven years. The Council also adopted a document on internet usage patterns in Hungary.
TV2 fined nearly HUF 5 million for incorrect age rating
TV2 was fined a total of more than HUF 4.9 million by the Media Council of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) at its latest meeting for the inappropriate age rating of Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw and its trailers and The Bachelor.
Spot red flags, dare to say no – NMHH to launch campaign on the occasion of Safer Internet Day
The campaign of the Internet Hotline (IH), the information and help service of NMHH, focuses primarily on the issue of intimate images taken by children of themselves.
Home confinement intensified online abuse
An exceptional amount of child pornography content was reported, but the number of phishing attempts and sharing personal data without consent also rose in 2020, according to the internet information and help service of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority.
Change your phone or internet service provider easily and for free
The consumer information subpage of the NMHH at nmhh.hu/hirkozlesiszabalyok summarises the most important changes to the Hungarian electronic communications rules.
As the coronavirus epidemic has changed, so has the Hungarian mobile market
The COVID-19 epidemic and ways to combat its spread, such as curfews, distance learning or working from home, as well as relaxations due to the increase in the vaccination coverage rate, have had a significant impact on communications consumption patterns, including the mobile phone and mobile internet service market.