How many SIM cards are in your own name that are not currently there and are used? Who uses the old number now. Now all this information can be tracked in one click.
Most have tried SIM cards on multiple networks. Some of the old SIM cards are no longer in use. But does anyone use it? How many SIM cards are currently in their own name. We know all this in one click now.
The Ministry of Telecommunications started a portal called TAFCOP for this purpose, which is short known as Telecom Analytics for Fraud Management and Consumer Protection. Users can use this platform to know connections in their own name. This will be communicated to SIM users through SMS if they have more than nine multiple connections. You can visit the portal and report unused and unwanted numbers. These numbers will be deactivated by telecom service providers themselves.
Telecom service providers use old numbers to many others when they are not used continuously.
This platform will help prevent this. Anyone using SIMs not registered in their own name can be identified.
You can open the website TAFCOP and enter your mobile number. This number can be checked using OTP. The portal has a list of mobile numbers registered on each person's ID. If you find numbers that are not in your own name, you can report them on the website. If you want to use old numbers, you don't have to do anything special.
Once the report is given, the Telecom Department itself will send an SMS so that the number of mobile connections operating in its own name can be understood.
Customers will also be provided with ticket IDs that can track it. The telecom department is coming up with the new service as illegal misuse of mobile SIM cards is on the rise. Currently, numbers can be tracked in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karnataka. Service will also be available in other circles soon.
