Picture ng unggoy na nagamit sa pagpaparehistro ng SIM card, kinuwestiyon sa isang pagdinig sa Senado
Picture ng unggoy na nagamit sa pagpaparehistro ng SIM card, kinuwestiyon sa isang pagdinig sa Senado
Transcript
00:00 Even the SIM card registration was matched.
00:04 This is the first time in the Senate hearing where the NBI has dismissed even a picture of a monkey as being included in the SIM card registration.
00:15 The set of news was brought to you by Daniel Manalastas.
00:18 In the Senate Committee on Public Services hearing, not only the text scams and the repeated SIM cards that are being used for illegal operations,
00:31 even though the SIM card registration law is already in place, according to the National Telecommunications Commission,
00:37 there are currently more than 45,000 complaints that have been received from text scams.
00:43 They say that some registered SIMs but are using fraudulent or faking IDs.
00:49 NTC believes that the SIM registration is a good law. It actually eliminated an easy way for people to scam or defraud people.
00:58 But as the government is trying to protect its consumers, the criminals are also updating their means and ways to commit a crime.
01:08 According to the NBI Cybercrime Division, the sale of SIM cards on Facebook is also a fraud, which is one of the challenges they are facing.
01:17 In our case, we have a suspect who sold 2,000 to 3,000 SIM cards and he earned 40 to 50 pesos per SIM card.
01:29 If you have a hard life, they will definitely take advantage of that.
01:36 The victim even posted a picture of a monkey on his phone.
01:39 The picture on the left, Your Honor, is a monkey.
01:43 It's a good thing that he smiled because if not, he might not have been given that.
01:48 If you're with the telcos and you see this application form of that monkey smiling at you, what the heck are you doing?
01:56 I mean, it's common sense that this should not be given.
02:04 According to Senator Grace, there are some telcos that have been granted facial recognition.
02:09 But there are two telcos that refused to comply with this, so he should be charged with implementing rules and regulations.
02:16 Another thing we would like to ask for is if the National ID System is fully implemented.
02:23 It would be easier because there is biometrics. So that would be the only way to stop it.
02:28 Do you think your system is working? It is working. But it is working with that kind of application?
02:34 Your solution is to pass National ID and it be implemented fully?
02:40 That's actually the best practice.
02:43 You don't admit that you have a terrible system. I mean, you can see monkeys smiling at you.
02:50 What we have now is not really sufficient.
02:53 So we will have to go back to the drawing board and probably with the cooperation of the NTC, ma'am, maybe we can amend the IRR.
03:04 According to the NBI, they tried all the telcos that used the picture of the animal.
03:10 According to some telcos, sometimes there are technical glitches.
03:15 They also believe that it would be more effective to use a computer.
03:19 Daniel Manalastas for the "Bayan" (National)
03:23 [Music]