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Regulations 2 months ago
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Industry backs biometric SIM card registration, seeks lower fees
As Indonesia begins biometric SIM card registration for new subscribers, operators and cybersecurity experts say the policy's success will depend on infrastructure readiness, digital literacy and strong data protection.
Society 1 year ago
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Govt pushes for eSIM adoption through new regulation
Compared to their conventional counterparts, embedded SIM (eSIM) cards are deemed more secure as they can prevent phone number-based hacking and identity theft, according to Communications and Digital Minister Meutya Hafid.
Business 8 years ago
Shopkeepers protest cap on cellphone numbers
Hundreds of cellphone shop owners took to the streets in Pekanbaru, Riau, and in Malang, East Java, to protest a new regulation restricting ownership of cellphone numbers to three per person, which they say has killed off their livelihood.
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