CST does not ban all video calling apps in Saudi Arabia. Many applications operate perfectly fine in the Kingdom. The only applications banned are applications which do not meet the regulatory requirements

is range of radio-waves that are used for communication purposes. This includes the FM or AM radio broadcasts, and even other wireless forms of communication like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

Cloud computing is the on-demand availability of computer system resources, especially data storage and computing power, without direct active management by the user. The term is generally used to describe data centers available to many users over the Internet.
View CST’s Cloud Computing Regulatory Framework in the Kingdom. 

Establishing theOpen Access Initiative. 

CST continuously monitors the telecommunications service providers' compliance with the National Guidelines for Human Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields approved by CST, which are based on the standards applied globally by the recommendation of the World Health Organization and the International Telecommunication Union.

So far, no site was found to violate these standards. 

Users can submit a complaint to the service provider/s they face a problem with by visiting the Complaints Services page on CST's website.​

If within a maximum of 5 days of submitting the complaint to the service provider you do not receive a reply or you are still not satisfied, you can escalate your complaint to CST by visiting the Complaints Services page. 

Please contact your service provider to guide you through the steps of blocking unsolicited messages. 

Please contact your service provider to guide you through the steps of blocking unsolicited messages.

Please report the message you received by re-sending the message/s you received to the free number (330330) or by submitting your complaint to the local arthurites via (Kollona amn | كلنا أمن) app on smart devices.