Mexico strong push mobile phone real-name registration may interrupt signal

Mexico's tens of millions of mobile phone users may not be able to continue using mobile communications services because they did not register their real names as required by the government, the China Daily reported April 14.　　The Government had hoped that the measure would effectively crack down on domestic mobile phone fraud, but the degree of public participation would not be satisfactory to policy makers. The Mexican Telecommunications department said 14th, as of 13th afternoon in the country's 83 million mobile phone users, only 70% of users in accordance with the Government's request for a real name registration.　　Hector Osuna, a telecoms official, said the phone signals of unregistered users would be cut off in succession. In 2009, the Mexican Congress passed a bill calling for the establishment of a national mobile phone user registration system, in other words, the implementation of the real-name, the Government's implementation of this policy is to combat domestic crime and maintain social security. Kidnapping, homicide and smuggling cases in Mexico are frequent, and cell phone numbers and personal data are not bound to cause difficulties for police to pursue the culprits.