Thursday, March 22, 2012

Vietnam wants to impose SIM card ownership limits. No more than… 18 SIMs/person

Vietnam wants to impose SIM card ownership limits. No more than… 18 SIMs/person

Vietnam has had it with inaccurate subscriber counts for mobile networks. Hence, the country is set to impose a limit on how many different SIM cards each person can have. However, in a rather funny twist, that limit will be 3 SIMs per person per network. Since there are six mobile networks over there, the theoretical total adds up to a pretty insane 18 SIM cards per person.

In most of the ‘Western' (or ‘developed') world, many people are used to having more than one SIM. Even in some developing countries people carry more than one SIM, because often times calls within the same network are cheaper than calls to other networks.

Unwired View, Vietnam wants to impose SIM card ownership limits. No more than… 18 SIMs/person

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