Commentary Commentary: Singapore’s SIM card misuse law - a shield against scams or just more cat-and-mouse games?

Phones in Singapore run on a GSM 900 and 1800 frequency bands. So if you’re coming from a European or Asian country, chances are good that a Singapore SIM card will work. It’s a good idea to check ...

SINGAPORE: Tougher laws to police the use of SIM cards could see subscribers jailed for up to three years if the cards are used in a crime.

Singapore’s telco operators recently unveiled new NFC-powered SIM cards, which will allow commuters to pay fares using their mobile phones. The SIM cards will also be accepted at 30,000 ez-link ...

Buying, selling or renting a SIM card in Singapore that is registered in another person's particulars. There is no need to prove criminal intent in this case ...

SINGAPORE — With effect from tomorrow (April 1), the maximum number of prepaid SIM cards allowed per subscriber will be reduced from 10 to three.

SINGAPORE - Stronger action will be taken against those who enable the misuse of local SIM cards for criminal activity, and claiming ignorance will no longer be a valid defence, after the Law ...

SINGAPORE: A 17-year-old was the youngest person nabbed in a week-long police operation that saw 13 suspects arrested for allegedly providing SIM cards to criminals for cash or credit.

Singapore’s police have arrested 13 suspects, including a 17-year-old, for allegedly providing SIM cards to criminals for cash or credit.

The brand and agency created an original character, Uncle Sim, specifically to appeal to Singaporeans and teach them about the convenience of Visa's contactless paywave technology. "Uncle Sim is that ...