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Scammers have “re-programmed” their approach to text scams, from sending messages to putting up fake SIM registration sites to capture personal information online, the Department of Information and Communications Technology warned the public yesterday.

The Philippines’ Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) confirmed that between 95 million and 96 million mobile SIMs were registered nationwide by 10th May.

Scammers have “re-programmed” their approach to text scams, from sending messages to putting up fake SIM registration sites to capture personal information online, the Department of Information and Communications Technology warned the public yesterday.

A whistleblower alleges nepotism, corruption and mismanagement during the development of A system meant to support PDM

We are very deliberate about nurturing a conducive and productive workplace for the ‘right’ staff to thrive

The Land Transportation Office will tap the services of the Department of Information and Communications Technology in launching an electronic version of the driver’s license as part of the agency’s efforts to digitalize its services, LTO chief Jay Art Tugade announced yesterday.

Nothing ultimately happened, but point being its not okay. you cant avoid these situations. if you live in a major city youre going to be confronted with homelessness and people with issues. its not justifiable, its not okay, and i do think the culture of this whether its stand your ground or whatever it might be that makes people feel they can have license to do this is wrong. we have to stand up and say its wrong when it is. what we see, theres probably a way to avoid that situation without th...

DICT to ‘gradually’ remove services of unregistered SIMs

DICT 7 yet to be notified about SIM registration extension

The government is not aiming to have a 100 percent registration of SIMs nationwide, an official of the National Telecommunications Commission said yesterday.