SIM card registration as anti-crime tool?

[kolz]

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The ability to be traced will not work if someone really wants to circumvent the system. Therefore, a solution that will create another problem. This could be a waste of time, money and effort.

Ok. Why don't you propose a solution instead, anything you can help to improve cellphone security?

Registering your sim doesn't take much of your time and money, it would be the same sim you'll buy from the telco at $10. You'll just have to present your valid ID (with pic) by the time you buy and that's it. What could be so wrong with that?

Here in SG it took me just ~5 mins to buy a sim card at 7 eleven for my sis, I just presented my passport, they photocopy it, I paid and off I go.

[peewee_toot]

lahi mn ang sa SG and pinas sir. kahibaw na ka ani atong systema...

[masakiton]

lahi mn ang sa SG and pinas sir. kahibaw na ka ani atong systema...

kung gusto maraming para an.. kung ayaw maraming dahilan

[FAQ]

Might as well do that for xbox live/ps3 users . I mean using those consoles as a form of communication are undetectable , and there's no possible way to "wiretap" the console . I have read a book that if you're wanted by the authorities , this is the best thing to use to communicate . If terrorists/criminals are smart enough , then they should consider getting either an xbox 360 or ps3 . Oh , just don't make an obvious username .

[jLuspoc]

@ TS: imo ta ni gihimu-an ug poll imong thread

[kolz]

lahi mn ang sa SG and pinas sir. kahibaw na ka ani atong systema...

I believe we can change the system ... that starts with by changing ourselves. If you are reluctant to change for the better good, its becomes detrimental to progress, you'd become a hindrance noon for development. Sim card registration isn't something that would take us backwards, dili pud na siya complete solution to phone-related crimes, but still - makatabang pa gyud gihapon. Why are people so reluctant to this positive change?

[samamar21]

this will not work!!

[masakiton]

I believe we can change the system ... that starts with by changing ourselves. If you are reluctant to change for the better good, its becomes detrimental to progress, you'd become a hindrance noon for development. Sim card registration isn't something that would take us backwards, dili pud na siya complete solution to phone-related crimes, but still - makatabang pa gyud gihapon. Why are people so reluctant to this positive change?

maka tabang sa mga nag tinarong nga cellphone users

[leo_trams]

lisod man gani dakpon ang gi carnap nga motor o car...unsa na kaha ang SIM, nga puerting gamaya.
Inig palit nimo ug car...puerte kadaghan sa papeles nga imong pirmahan...pero inig kawaton ang imong car, maglisod na ka ug pangita, walay silbe ang mga papeles nga imong gigunitan.

murag ingon ani pud ang mahitabo sa SIM card registration.
samuk-samuk lang, dugang dugang sa waste paper, sayang ang mga kahoy, save the environment.


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[Lord_Ac]

lisod man gani dakpon ang gi carnap nga motor o car...unsa na kaha ang SIM, nga puerting gamaya.
Inig palit nimo ug car...puerte kadaghan sa papeles nga imong pirmahan...pero inig kawaton ang imong car, maglisod na ka ug pangita, walay silbe ang mga papeles nga imong gigunitan.

murag ingon ani pud ang mahitabo sa SIM card registration.
samuk-samuk lang, dugang dugang sa waste paper, sayang ang mga kahoy, save the environment.


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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.....

I'm sorry. Pero kaning sim card registration, dili ni para sa kanang mga nakawat nga cellphone. LOL. I think you misunderstood the issue.