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Centre makes police verification mandatory for SIM card dealers - Vimarsana News

Centre makes police verification mandatory for SIM card dealers

Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said, the government detected and deactivated 52 lakh connections which were fraudulently obtained.

What one must do with the phone of deceased relative - Vimarsana News

What one must do with the phone of deceased relative

The industry regulator has developed new regulations aimed at safeguarding deceased persons' digital communications and transactions histories

72% of registered SIM card owners found process easy â€" SWS - Vimarsana News

72% of registered SIM card owners found process easy â€" SWS

The survey, which was conducted on March 26 to 29 but was only released Wednesday evening, found that 56% of adult SIM card owners had registered their SIM cards, while 44% have yet to do so.

DICT eyes removal of Facebook, TikTok of unregistered SIMs over extension - Vimarsana News

DICT eyes removal of Facebook, TikTok of unregistered SIMs over extension

"We will observe the rate of registration and after a certain period, we're seeing maybe 30 days or 60 days into registration, we will start deactivating some services on the SIM card," Uy said. "Let's say after 60 days, you will lose your access to your Facebook accounts or your TikTok accounts. You can still use your phone, you can still call, you can still text and then after a certain period, you will lose your outgoing calls so that way, ramdam niyo kung ano effect na di kayo nagpaparehistro," he added.

Why some groups are challenging mandatory SIM card registration before SC - Vimarsana News

Why some groups are challenging mandatory SIM card registration before SC

Petitioners are asking the Supreme Court to issue a temporary restraining order or writ of preliminary injunction to prevent the government from implementing the law