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To ensure transparency and security in mobile connection management, here is a step-by-step guide on how one can check the number of SIM cards issued on one's Aadhaar and how one can port to a new telecom operator without changing the number.

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has proposed changes to the mobile number portability (MNP) rules to prevent SIM-swap fraud. Under the new regulations, telecom operators will need to check if a porting request is coming from a number that has undergone a SIM swap or replacement in the previous 10 days. If so, the unique porting code will not be allocated, preventing the port-out/in process.

Trai: In addition to the existing cautionary measures the telcos are required to take while porting a number from one network to another, they will now need to check if the request is coming from a number that has undergone SIM swap or replacement in the 10 days prior to the request.

How to port BSNL to JIO? Make sure to follow the steps before requesting for Unique Porting Code and applying for Mobile Number Portability.

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Beginning today, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has implemented the revised mobile number portability (MNP) rules. The process which allows mobile subscribers to switch operators while retaining their mobile numbers. The new rules suggest a number must be ported within 3-5 working days, which earlier was extended to 15 days.

How to port mobile number Vodafone Idea to Airtel- Mobile Number Portability (MNP) service allows seamless transfer from one network to another without changing the mobile number. In case you are planning to port your SIM, here's how you can do it.

TRAI also said that not providing the facility to all subscribers was "contravention of the provisions of MNP Regulations."