DICT Eyes Limiting Valid IDs to 3 for SIM Registration
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) in the Philippines is considering limiting the number of valid identification documents for SIM registration to three: the national ID, passport, and driver's license. This move aims to prevent identity fraud and bolster cybersecurity efforts.
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