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Facial recognition needed for SIM activation
Egypt intends to implement new measures to tighten control over the sale and activation of mobile phone lines. These measures include mandatory facial recognition as a prerequisite for registering phone lines, starting from early September. The goal is to verify users' identities and prevent lines from being registered under names other than those of their owners. Additionally, the sale or activation of mobile lines outside official branches of telecommunications companies will be prohibited to ensure accurate verification processes and reduce fraud and forgery. Furthermore, the "Arkami" service will continue to be used, allowing citizens to review the phone numbers registered in their names. This service has reached 12 million users and aims to ensure data integrity and minimize unauthorized use. The new measures emphasize strict action against forgery, impose legal penalties on violators, and identify the actual ownership of lines to avoid incorrect liability for violations committed using those lines.
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