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Globe, a leading mobile provider, introduces the National Telecommunications Commission's (NTC) publication of new recommendations designed to enhance ID verification during SIM registration. The telecom company believes that strong cooperation and communication among important industry stakeholders, regulators, and law enforcement agencies are necessary for the SIM Registration Act to be implemented effectively because customer protection continues to be its top concern. The validity of verification in the SIM registration procedure was called into doubt at the recent Senate hearing about the acceptance of an animal photo in place of a real person's ID. Despite Globe's complete compliance with the SIM Registration Act's requirements, which resulted in the registration of 54M SIMs, there is still room for improvement to assist prevent online fraud and scams. It will take some time to examine alternative technical solutions to make sure we're able to deploy one that really fulfills the particular and difficult needs of the SIM Registration statute. Third, putting the SIM Registration Act into effect is only the first step in preventing online fraud and frauds. “When SIM registration was implemented last year, telcos only had 15 days to design its SIM registration platform following the release of the IRR. “We are currently working with the government to enhance our SIM registration platform, and we hope to get access to data with which we can verify documents submissions, including photo IDs,” added Castelo. Read more in our articles including "Globe introduces new verification guidelines from NTC" and "Globe: You have 5 days to reactivate your SIM".