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National 8 years ago

Govt calls on mobile phone users to recheck personal data

The Communications and Information Ministry, along with the Population and Civil Registration Agency, suggested that prepaid mobile phone users check their citizenship identity (NIK) and family card (KK) numbers with respective telecommunication providers, as reported by Kontan.

Science & Tech 8 years ago

More than 185 million SIM cards registered, says ministry

More than 185 million mobile phone users have registered their prepaid SIM cards as of Feb. 4, according to Communications and Information Ministry data.

Science & Tech 8 years ago

More than 110 million SIM cards registered so far: Ministry

More than 110 million mobile phone numbers have been registered with the government, according to an official, two months after the regulation was first announced.

Business 8 years ago

Bank Mega credit card goes mobile

Private lender Bank Mega launched a mobile application for its credit card holders in a move to boost fee-based transactions.

Science & Tech 8 years ago

What you need to know about SIM card registration

Following the Communications and Information Ministry's regulation on mobile phone numbers, prepaid SIM card users are now required to register their numbers, starting from Oct. 31 to Feb. 28, 2018.

Business 8 years ago

PLN kicks off giant mobile power bank operations

State-owned electricity company PLN kicked off in Greater Jakarta on Wednesday the operation of 16 for rent giant power banks with a capacity of 250 kilo volt ampere (kVA).

City 8 years ago

Mobile services for people wanting to get e-IDs

The Jakarta administration is boosting its efforts to ensure all eligible Jakarta citizens get e-ID cards by, among other means, operating mobile card-processing services.

Opinion 8 years ago

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Beyond money, we need data

Beyond tax collection, there are many ways in which ICT industries can contribute, especially in developing countries like Indonesia.

Parents 8 years ago

Screen time may be causing speech delay in children: Study

As children today grow in a technology-riddled world, they tend to spend more and more time in front of screens. But according to a recent study, that may not be the best thing for them.