SECURITYMEXICO NEWS DAILY
A very boring guide to how to register your Mexican cell phone
The Mexican government requires residents to register their cell phones by June 30 to comply with the General Law of the National Public Security System, aimed at reducing phone-related crimes like extortion. Failure to register in person with proper documentation will result in service suspension. The law ties phone numbers to verified identities to combat crimes such as prison-based extortion.
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