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Nearly one million phone numbers face being withdrawn on May 15

About one million mobile phone numbers that were two-way locked from April 15 have yet to verify their information and face being withdrawn on May 15.
Nearly one million phone numbers face being withdrawn on May 15 ảnh 1Subscribers can text 'TTTB' to number 1414 without fees to know if the subscription is verified or not. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNS/VNA) - About one million mobile phone numbers that weretwo-way locked from April 15 have yet to verify their information and face beingwithdrawn on May 15.

Nguyen Phong Nha, deputy head of the Vietnam Telecommunications Authority, saidnot many two-way locked subscribers had verified their information.

So far, just over 154,000 mobile phone subscribers that were two-way lockedfrom April 15 have verified their information, accounting for only about 13.48%of total two-way locked SIM cards.

Around one million unverified SIM cards will likely be withdrawn after May 15.

According to the authorities, mobile phone information verification hasreceived public consensus, and users are aware of the importance ofverification.

Once two-way locked, subscribers can not verify information through websitesand applications of mobile phone operators. They must visit the offices ofmobile phone service providers for verification.

Mobile users are advised to follow the verification request to avoid SIM cardwithdrawal. Subscribers can text 'TTTB' to number 1414 without fees to know ifthe subscription is verified./.
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