@Bjorn 17 October 2022

The SIM Card Registration Act, Republic Act No. 11934, highlights the following: • Before selling SIM cards, telco companies and direct sellers are required to ask for a valid identification document. • Registering a SIM card with false or fictitious information, using fictitious identities, or carrying out fraudulent activities will be subject to appropriate penalties. • In case of a subpoena or court order, telcos must give out SIM card owners’ full names and addresses. • People with SIM cards already need to register with telcos within a certain time frame. SIM cards will be deactivated if you don’t. • Subscriber SIM cards must be kept on file by telecommunications companies. A list of authorized dealers and agents nationwide must be submitted quarterly to the National Telecommunications Commission by companies. • Telcos may be asked by law enforcement agencies to look up the owner of a SIM card when they investigate crimes committed through phones. Abangan na lang natin ang susunod na kabanata. Kahit sino naman ang umupo may kontra at may sumasang-ayon. Ang mahirap lang kasi sa mga komu-kontra wala namang naitutulong. Kahit naman hindi ako sumangayon dito wala rin akong magagawa. Batas eh... 🤐