Reliable communication networks are a fundamental human right. To promote the deployment of mobile broadband telecommunication networks in remote regions and advance the development of local applications, the Ministry of Digital Affairs (The moda) continuously improves the fee structures for digital communications resources. In 2024, the Standards for the Usage Fees of Radio Frequency were revised to encourage efficient frequency use and market development, thereby ensuring that overall resources serve the public interest.

By establishing coverage factors for mobile communications in Remote areas, along major transportation routes, and in mountainous areas, The moda has successfully increased the population coverage rate for mobile broadband networks in 779 villages across 87 rural townships (towns, cities, and districts), enhanced connectivity across four major transportation segments, and improved network infrastructure in ten mountainous areas. The moda continues to explore policy incentives to guide public and private sector efforts in optimizing network coverage for underserved areas.

In 2024, The moda introduced a new factor for 4G mobile communication networks in rural areas: achieving a population coverage rate of over 99%. Additionally, to promote efficient frequency use, The moda introduced a designated 5G factor to guide mobile broadband operators in expanding 5G coverage throughout economically unviable areas, including remote regions and major transportation routes such as the Taiwan Railways Eastern Line and the Suhua Highway. These measures aim to ensure inclusive access to digital services for all communities.