Direct answer
Claim states
- Verified: directly supported by an approved source
- Attributed: clearly stated as the provider’s claim
- Inference: conclusion explained from multiple facts
- Unverified: not publishable as fact
- Expired: removed or rechecked before publication
Prohibited AI behaviours
- Inventing prices, speeds, reviews, SLAs or case-study results
- Converting a national licence into an address-level availability claim
- Calling an installer authorized without documentary proof
- Using search snippets as the final source when the primary page exists
- Publishing a comparison table with unlike contracts or plan categories
Per-page source ledger
Every core page shows the source title, publisher, claim supported and last checked date. A page with a stale volatile fact should keep the explanation but remove or qualify the number until rechecked.
Questions people ask
Who publishes WhereSignal?
WhereSignal is an independent UAE-focused information and enquiry website. The confirmed legal operator name and contact details must be added to the published legal pages once supplied by the site owner.
Is this page legal or regulatory advice?
No. It explains the website’s intended practice in general terms. The final policies and operating process should be reviewed by qualified UAE counsel for the confirmed business entity and data flows.
How are policy changes recorded?
Material changes should update the visible review date and source ledger. Corrections to factual content should be made on the affected page rather than hidden in a generic notice.
Source ledger
What this page’s facts rest on
UAE licence scope, date, sectors and complementary-network positioning
Regulated telecom activities, satellite licensing and UAE-wide application
Displayed UAE plan names, features and current residential monthly price
Plan eligibility, business-use restrictions, congestion and non-guaranteed performance