Sim Registration law

**oj88** · June 16th, 2024 10:52 PM

Haven't had any text scams in weeks, if you can believe that. But I wish I can opt out of "legit" ads and promotions too.

**_Cathy_** · June 16th, 2024 11:29 PM

I'm getting a lot of my globe points are about to expire from both foreign and local numbers

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**dr. d** · June 17th, 2024 12:20 PM

Originally Posted by jakewise

Yes and I dont think the law minimized the unwanted messages at all

from what i understand,
a complaint has to be filed, for appropriate action to be initiated.
no complaint, no action.

**baludoy** · July 29th, 2024 02:25 PM

nothing gets past our dear lawmakers

SIM registration law failed, says lawmaker

**dr. d** · July 29th, 2024 02:34 PM

Originally Posted by baludoy

nothing gets past our dear lawmakers

SIM registration law failed, says lawmaker

if the sim is foreign-based,
can it be blocked from local use?

**carxynogen** · September 19th, 2024 05:10 PM

Originally Posted by simcardtnt

You can typically register your SIM card at several locations depending on the country you're in and your mobile MODERATOR SNIP Here are common places where you can register your SIM card:

Mobile Network Provider Stores: Visit the official store of your mobile carrier (e.g., Vodafone, T-Mobile, AT&T, Airtel, etc.). They will help you register your SIM card by verifying your identity.

Authorized Retailer Stores: Many mobile networks have partnerships with authorized dealers and stores where you can also register your SIM card.

Online Registration (if available): Some countries and carriers offer online SIM registration via their website or app. You may need to provide identification documents through a secure upload process.

SIM Registration Kiosks: In some regions, especially in malls or busy areas, mobile network providers set up kiosks specifically for SIM card registration.

Post Offices: In certain countries, local post offices may also facilitate SIM card registration as part of a government initiative.

Make sure to bring valid identification (passport, national ID card, driverÂ’s license) when registering your SIM, as this is required to verify your identity.

Nakakaintindi ka po ba nito?
Walang online link na nag offer sim card registration other than the Telcom providers.
Baka phishing yung pinost nyung link dito.
Basing on your post, you only know US carrier provider so high likely that you are just phishing for personal info.
Maybe tsikot admin can do something about this para walang mabiktima.

**antoniahandrey** · October 17th, 2024 04:37 PM

Registering your TNT SIM card is required by law in the Philippines as part of the SIM Card Registration Act (Republic Act No. 11934). The primary purpose of this law is to help combat crimes such as:

Scams and Fraud – By ensuring that each SIM card is linked to a verified identity, authorities can trace individuals involved in fraudulent activities such as text scams, phishing, and mobile fraud.

Terrorism and Criminal Activities – Unregistered SIM cards are often used in activities related to terrorism and other serious crimes. Registration makes it easier for law enforcement to track and investigate criminals who use mobile phones in their operations.

Cybercrime – SIM card registration helps reduce cybercrime activities by associating SIM cards with specific users.

Better Consumer Protection – It provides users with an added layer of security, helping prevent unauthorized access to personal information or unauthorized use of a mobile number.

Failure to register your TNT SIM card by the deadline could result in the deactivation of your SIM, meaning you would no longer be able to use your mobile number for calls, texts, or mobile data.

The registration process typically involves providing valid identification and basic personal information to verify your identity.