MXThe Mexican telecommunications regulator (CRT) has begun suspending phone lines ending in '1' that were not registered by August 31. Users who have not completed the registration process can still recover their service immediately by registering through their mobile carrier’s online platform or visiting a physical customer service center. The suspension process can occur within 72 hours after the deadline. To reactivate the line, users need to provide valid identification with their CURP (Unique Population Registry Code). No biometric data is stored during this process. The CRT emphasized the importance of completing the registration promptly to avoid service interruptions and potential queues at service centers. The next phase of registration will begin on September 15 for numbers ending in '2' and '3'.
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