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PTA launches new system to prevent lost and stolen mobile phones
Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) has launched a new Automatic Lost and Stolen Device System (LSDS) to track lost, stolen and snatched mobile phones to facilitate people to access their lost mobile phones. ) Has started. The new system aims to provide convenience and convenience to users who want to block mobile phones in case of theft, snatching or loss.
Complainants can easily apply to the PTA to prevent IMEI of such handsets to prevent possible misuse.
LSDS is an automated system and integrates with the PTA's Device Identification, Registration and Blocking System (DIRBS). The stolen mobile phone will be blocked within 24 hours of reporting after the necessary verification. To be eligible for this service, users must first contact the PTA through the Authority's Online Complaints Management System (CMS). Applications must be submitted through www.pta.gov.pk. For any additional information or inquiries, customers can also call the PTA Consumer Support Center (CSC) toll free number 0800-55055 from 9am. After successful registration of the blocking application around 9:00 am on Saturday, the complainant will receive the complaint reference number.
And when the mobile phone is recovered, the complainant has to follow the same procedure to block it through CMS and also mention the reference number of his complaint along with his required details which will be sent to the mobile phone. They were given first to stop. After the mobile phone is unlocked, the user will receive an SMS to the registered number. Until this new system is activated, call PTA toll free number 0800-25625, send an email to imei@pta.gov.pk Mobile phone reporting can be done by sending mail or through CPLC, Karachi. Once the system is fully operational, the old system for blocking or blocking the phone will no longer be available. Also, after the Prime Minister's visit to South Waziristan, Cellular Mobile will return to the area on January 20, 2021. Operators (CMOs) data services were restored. The PTA then conducted a Quality of Service (QoS) survey. Order to check the online ground condition of telecommunication. CMOs were asked to improve services with upgrading of their data sites.
Initially, Jazz, which was providing 3G data services in South Waziristan, upgraded all its 3G sites to 4G in February 2021. Recently, Ufone has completed upgrading its 2G sites in South Waziristan to 3G. The move is believed to help improve the communication experience of the local community, especially students.
As the last two years have shown, access to the Internet is an important component of development in this era and there is equal access to it in the country. PTA is working closely with CMOs to enhance telecommunication infrastructure in the area to provide better voice and data services to the population of the area.
