Report stolen SIM cards, public urged | Inquirer News

Report stolen SIM cards, public urged

/ 05:12 AM January 20, 2023

LGUs must lead info drive on SIM Card Registration Act, DILG says

File photo of SIM cards. AFP photo

The public should immediately report to their telecommunication provider if their subscriber identity module (SIM) card was stolen to avoid scammers using their identity, the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) said on Thursday. DICT Undersecretary Anna Mae Lamentillo also reported at a Palace briefing that 21.78 million SIM cards in the country have already been registered as of Jan. 17. She said the DICT was working with the Department of Justice and the National Bureau of Investigation to set up one-stop shops in remote villages to allow the public to secure valid IDs required for the SIM registration. —NESTOR CORRALES

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