Facial verification will be mandatory to activate or sell SIMs ...palestine

Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has announced that soon facial recognition verification will also be mandatory to get a SIM card. jwplayer("jwp-outstream-unit").setup({}); Since August 2014 no mobile phone user has been able to activate or sell a SIM card without biometric verification. But now alternate verification mechanisms are the focus of a pilot project. The goal is for SIMs to be issued after facial verification with a person’s original CNIC. The facial image of the salesperson will also be collected to ensure the authorities can trace back who issued the SIM in the first place. According to the PTA, mobile service provider company st

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