By Web Desk 
In a significant move to support Pakistan’s growing freelancing community, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has introduced a more accessible Virtual Private Network (VPN) registration process. The initiative is aimed at facilitating secure internet access for freelancers, remote workers, and IT professionals who depend on VPNs for international communication and online security.
Previously, VPN registration was often seen as cumbersome and time-consuming, deterring many professionals from complying with regulatory requirements. Under the updated system, the PTA promises a streamlined and user-friendly process, reducing delays and enhancing accessibility.
This initiative is part of broader efforts to promote digital growth and align regulatory frameworks with the needs of the IT sector.
Freelancers, a key component of Pakistan’s economy, often rely on platforms that mandate secure VPN usage to protect data and ensure stable connections. The PTA’s changes are expected to boost confidence in the regulatory system while supporting the country’s aspirations to expand its digital footprint and IT exports. Stakeholders have welcomed the initiative, viewing it as a step toward fostering a conducive environment for tech-based entrepreneurship