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In doing so, they can use state information systems, as well as invite the user personally to the office with a passport. If the subscriber does not confirm the data specified in the contract, the provision of mobile communication services will be suspended, that is, the number will simply be blocked. Missing persons The identification procedure will not cause any difficulties for subscribers with whom the operator has entered into an official agreement. However, there is a category of users, and there are quite a lot of them in Russia (according to some estimates, up to 20% of the entire subscriber base), whose SIM card is registered to another person.



For example, a young man gave a card to vietnam email list a girl, they have not communicated for a long time, and his further fate is unknown to her. But the girl continues to use this number and is not going to change it., the so-called cross-registration of SIM cards of members of the same family to each other (the card registered to the husband is used by the wife, and the children's cards are registered to the mother-in-law's sister, etc.). "In such a situation, the subscriber needs to come to the operator's office and explain that he has been using this SIM card for a long time and does not want to part with it," says Denis Lukash, executive director of the Digital Rights Center.



The law allows a subscriber who has been using the number for a long time to log in legally. And the operator has no right to refuse him this. In this case, the operator has 15 days to confirm or deny the user's data. If the data is not confirmed, Roskomnadzor orders the operator to block such a SIM card. Come out of the darkness The Big Four telecom operators have posted detailed instructions on their official websites for users who want to re-register a SIM card in their own name. Operators recommend visiting the office with a valid SIM card and passport to identify the real user of the number.