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Airtel Kenya has launched an artificial intelligence-powered spam alert service that will allow its customers to flag and identify suspicious SMS messages in real time. The service, which is free and automatically activated for all Airtel users, is the first of its kind in the country.
Airtel Kenya keen on improving customers safety & digital innovation
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