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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>MANILA: Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr on Monday signed into law a measure making cellphone SIM<\/a> registration compulsory, in a key step towards fighting text scams<\/a>, bank fraud<\/a> and misinformation.

The law will require users to furnish full names and identity documents before buying a SIM card, with the aim of preventing criminals from concealing their identities.

\"We will finally achieve what has long been overdue, an effective means of regulating the issuance of SIM cards to curb the spread of spam text messages and scams,\" Marcos said in a speech.

The Philippines has one of Asia's highest smartphone penetration rates, at 61% of its population of 110 million. People have relied heavily on mobile devices<\/a> for shopping, food delivery orders and banking during the pandemic.

Marcos' predecessor, Rodrigo Duterte, vetoed the legislation because of a now-deleted provision requiring social media<\/a> users to register their identities and phone numbers.

Under the new law, existing pre-paid users are compelled to register.

The country's telecoms providers, which have blocked more than 1 billion spam and suspicious text messages this year, welcomed the new measure.

PLDT said preparations are underway to comply with the new registration requirements, while Globe Telecom<\/a> and DITO Telecommunity<\/a> called for a wider rollout of the national identification system to help verify users.

Thousands of Filipinos have lost small amounts of money to phising via short messaging services this year, but only a few have filed formal complaints, the information and communications ministry<\/a> said.
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菲律宾让手机SIM卡登记义务打击欺诈,欺诈

该法律将要求用户提供全名和身份证件购买SIM卡之前,目的是防止罪犯隐藏他们的身份。

  • 更新2022年10月10日02:09点坚持
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马尼拉:菲律宾总统马科斯小周一签署了衡量制造手机SIM卡登记义务,在战斗的关键一步短信诈骗,银行诈骗和错误的信息。

该法律将要求用户提供全名和身份证件购买SIM卡之前,目的是防止罪犯隐藏他们的身份。

“我们将最终实现早已过期,调节SIM卡的发行的有效手段遏制垃圾短信的传播和诈骗,“马科斯的一次演讲中说。

菲律宾亚洲智能手机普及率最高的之一,其1.1亿人口的61%。人严重依赖移动设备购物、食品和银行在大流行期间交付订单。

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马科斯的前任罗德里戈Duterte否决了这项法案,因为卖规定要求社交媒体用户注册他们的身份和电话号码。

根据新的法律,现有的预付费用户被迫注册。

该国的电信提供商,这阻碍了超过10亿垃圾邮件和可疑短信,今年对新措施表示欢迎。

原说的准备工作正在进行中,以符合新的注册要求,全球电信和指头Telecommunity呼吁更广泛推广的国家识别系统来帮助验证用户。

成千上万的菲律宾人失去少量的钱φ今年通过短信服务,但只有少数有提起正式申诉,信息和通信部门说。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>MANILA: Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr on Monday signed into law a measure making cellphone SIM<\/a> registration compulsory, in a key step towards fighting text scams<\/a>, bank fraud<\/a> and misinformation.

The law will require users to furnish full names and identity documents before buying a SIM card, with the aim of preventing criminals from concealing their identities.

\"We will finally achieve what has long been overdue, an effective means of regulating the issuance of SIM cards to curb the spread of spam text messages and scams,\" Marcos said in a speech.

The Philippines has one of Asia's highest smartphone penetration rates, at 61% of its population of 110 million. People have relied heavily on mobile devices<\/a> for shopping, food delivery orders and banking during the pandemic.

Marcos' predecessor, Rodrigo Duterte, vetoed the legislation because of a now-deleted provision requiring social media<\/a> users to register their identities and phone numbers.

Under the new law, existing pre-paid users are compelled to register.

The country's telecoms providers, which have blocked more than 1 billion spam and suspicious text messages this year, welcomed the new measure.

PLDT said preparations are underway to comply with the new registration requirements, while Globe Telecom<\/a> and DITO Telecommunity<\/a> called for a wider rollout of the national identification system to help verify users.

Thousands of Filipinos have lost small amounts of money to phising via short messaging services this year, but only a few have filed formal complaints, the information and communications ministry<\/a> said.
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