Subscribers who have not yet registered their SIMs after the original April 26 deadline will have limited access to some services.

Smart rolled out Power All 50, a value-packed offer exclusively available to SIM-registered Smart Prepaid users via the GigaLife App.

Smart and TNT subscribers can now also register their SIM cards using free Smart WiFi connectivity.

The news comes as less than 50 percent of SIMs are registered, as of April 23, 2023.

You have 2 days left to register your SIM cards or face deactivation. That’s what’s going to happen after the SIM registration deadline.

The latest update from the NTC says 76,927,923 SIMs have registered, as of April 20, 2023.

The agency will meet with the telcos and other stakeholders to discuss the SIM registration’s low turnout, and possibly, an extension.

The DICT has received and acknowledged the request of telecommunications companies to extend the SIM registration period.

Smart is setting up assisted SIM registration booths at selected McDonald’s branches all over the Philippines.

Smart reiterates its request to extend the SIM registration deadline to give subscribers ample time to register their SIMs.