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In a bid to curb the crimes committed with the use of cellular phones, such as text scams, a legislator has filed a bill requiring public telecommunications companies to keep a record of the buyers of prepaid subscriber identity module (SIM) packs.

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The proposed memorandum circular is expected though to raise opposition from Internet service providers (ISPs) which have been offering VoIP services, such as making international calls through a personal computer, for free.
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In a position paper sent to the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC); Globe Telecom said the three-year timetable proposed by the NTC to implement cost-based interconnect may be too short, given the complex processes that are needed for the transition.
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