Mobile operators began deactivating additional SIM cards registered under a single national ID (NID) if the number exceeds 10. As per a recent noticefrom the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC), it said that any excess SIMs will be automatically deactivated from November. Users who fail to deactivate extra SIMs themselves risk losing access to randomly selected, possibly important numbers. Earlier, ...
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Extra SIMs will be deactivated from Thursday
The additional SIMs will be automatically deactivated from Thursday (October 30) if an NID holders have more than 10 SIMs. This information was recently given in an urgent message by the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC). According to the BTRC, if a person has more than 10 mobile SIMs in their name, those must be de-registered by the relevant operator ...
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