Have you registered your SIM card yet?
If not, start registering yours if you don’t want to end up locked outside your own home by your family like this woman from a TNT commercial.
@tntph Ang hindi pa nag sisim reg, WAG TULARAN. Mahirap na kpg d k makilax2 ng sarili mong pamilya. 💔 Para ‘di mawala ang mga TNT number niyo, i-register ang SIM before April 26 sa https://smrt.ph/tntsrtataytk o sa GigaLife app. #TNTSIMReg
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As seen in the commercial, 09854980233, a woman (whose original name is 09102915695) was walking in heavy rain.
She then knocked on her house’s gate and requested permission from her family to enter. However, her family thinks she is a scammer because she changed her number. When she asked her neighbor for help, the person replied that she does not know her number.
TNT’s commercial has a funny way of showing how unknown numbers raise trust issues. Even if you insist that you own a legitimate number, as long as it is unfamiliar to others, you cannot be trusted.
Telecommunications companies began the process of registering SIM cards last December in compliance with the SIM Registration Act (Republic Act 11934), which was signed by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in October 2022.
The law was passed in response to complaints of scam text messages containing mobile users’ names, addresses, and other personal information that have been circulating.
All mobile users are required to register their SIM cards, whether they are new or old.
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Those who provide false or fictitious information or who use a fictitious identity or fraudulent identification documents to register a SIM card will face a prison term of six months to two years or a fine of P100,000 to P300,000 or both.
READ: Shorter deadline: What if I fail to register my SIM?
Mobile users only have until April 26, 2023, to register, or else their SIM cards will be deactivated.
TNT is a cellular service under Smart Communications Inc.
As of April 9, 2023, 32.038 million SIM cards issued by Smart had been registered, according to the Department of Information and Communications Technology.
For TNT SIM card users, visit this website for further information.
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