Tracking system for lost mobiles _ likely by August 2019


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DoT likely to start tracking system for lost mobiles next month i.e. August 2019



 The Centre for Development of Telematics is ready with the technology and the service is expected to be launched in August.

The government will launch a technology solution next month to enable detection of lost or stolen mobile phones that are operating in the country, an official said. The tracking system would make the detection of stolen mobile phones possible even if the SIM card is removed or unique code IMEI number is changed, the official revealed. 

The Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DoT) is ready with the technology and the service is expected to be launched in August. 

The government has proposed to allocate Rs 15 crore for setting up CEIR in the country that will bring down the number of counterfeit handsets and discourage theft. 

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