Sim Registration law

[BratPAQ]

NTC releases IRR of SIM card registration law | Philstar.com

https://youtu.be/pGWgNTW-e-g

[BratPAQ]

Hindi ko lang naintindihan para sa mga family. Sa amin kasi wife ko kumuha ng postpaid para sa buong pamilya. Is jt enough or kailangan transfer sa bawat isa sa amin ang registration?

At pano kaya mga students na 18 years old above na pero wala pang government ID. Sana pwede school ID.

[carxynogen]

Hindi ko lang naintindihan para sa mga family. Sa amin kasi wife ko kumuha ng postpaid para sa buong pamilya. Is jt enough or kailangan transfer sa bawat isa sa amin ang registration?

At pano kaya mga students na 18 years old above na pero wala pang government ID. Sana pwede school ID.

For minors, ang mag register daw na name is yung parents or the legal guardian.

[papi smith]

I didn't read the IRR, pero in cases like yours, I would assume na ok na yan, kasi that would be like in my case where I have multiple sims (private, public and extra old numbers I like to keep), lahat sila i-register ko sa name ko. This assuming na a person is not restricted to a single sim registration, iiyak ang telcos nito hehe.

[shadow]

Unahin na nila mga prepaid, dahil postpaid meron naman na records mga telco.

Parang redundant for postpaid itong registration.


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[boybi]

Pano pala mga corporate accounts?

[dr. d]

Pano pala mga corporate accounts?

same with corporate vehicles, i suppose.
register it under the corporation's name.

but why the monetary penalty for non-compliance?
simply de-activating such sim cards should be adequate penalty. wala pang red tape.

[cityfolk]

same with corporate vehicles, i suppose.
register it under the corporation's name.

but why the monetary penalty for non-compliance?
simply de-activating such sim cards should be adequate penalty. wala pang red tape.

Under the IRR sims can be registered under a corporation's name. Just need the company's certificate of registration and resolution designating authorized representative.

Wala namang monetary penalty for the end-user for non-registration of sim. Deactivation lang.

[dr. d]

Under the IRR sims can be registered under a corporation's name. Just need the company's certificate of registration and resolution designating authorized representative.

Wala namang monetary penalty for the end-user for non-registration of sim. Deactivation lang.

i sit, corrected.
the monetary penalty is for those who provide fraudalent information in the registration of the sim card..

[shadow]

Kunin na lang nila sa mga telco records.


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[Vodka]

submit ka ng photoshopped ID. lusot na yan coz telco can't verify it

[oj88]

submit ka ng photoshopped ID. lusot na yan coz telco can't verify it

What for? Anyway, it's too risky. Stiff fines and possible jail time awaits you if you're somehow caught falsifying information. Not worth the possible hassle.

I read somewhere that postpaid accounts may not need to be verified again due to the fact that you've already been vetted. However, if you provided inaccurate/outdated information then, it may be in your best interest to rectify it now rather than later.

[Vodka]

What for? Anyway, it's too risky. Stiff fines and possible jail time awaits you if you're somehow caught falsifying information. Not worth the possible hassle.

criminals are going to submit fake docs to register. coz that's what they do telcos have no way to verify so if it looks good then that's it

[oj88]

criminals are going to submit fake docs to register. coz that's what they do telcos have no way to verify so if it looks good then that's it

That much is clear. But unless I'm missing your point, why are you suggesting something akin to criminal activity to bypass SIM registration?

[andsmv]

I think the registration page will ask you to have a camera shot of yourself similar to popular online shopping.

[Vodka]

I think the registration page will ask you to have a camera shot of yourself similar to popular online shopping.

NTC releases rules and regulations of SIM Registration Law – Manila Bulletin

Individual registrants will be required to submit their full name, date or birth, ***, present or official address, type of identification card, and identification card number presented.

afaik the law doesn't authorize telcos from taking your picture

[baludoy]

are you guys still getting unwanted text messages ?

[dr. d]

are you guys still getting unwanted text messages ?

yespo.
a number of them claim i won something, when i do not recall entering one in the first place...

[jakewise]

are you guys still getting unwanted text messages ?

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

[oj88]

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.