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Ahmed Mousa discusses Communications Organization meeting on facial recognition registration starting tomorrow
Under the headline "Ahmed Moussa Reveals Details of Telecommunications Organization Meeting: Face Biometrics Registration Trial Starts Tomorrow," media personality Ahmed Moussa announced that the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority will begin trialing the registration of mobile phone lines using facial recognition biometrics tomorrow, targeting the reduction of lines registered under names other than their rightful owners. He explained that these measures are part of reliable efforts to prevent the sale of lines without the owners' knowledge, a practice that initially started in 2008 and saw a significant increase between 2011 and 2014. He also pointed out that the government will continue to intensify oversight, including shutting down 7 million lines in 2015 that were registered without sufficient data. Furthermore, since 2017, policies have been revised to prevent the sale of lines through agents, alongside efforts to educate citizens to check which numbers are registered under their names via the NTRA application.
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