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Huh. Is that more or less recent? I guess that I'm a few years out of touch. There's no ID requirement in the US, I think.
by mirimir 6y ago
Huh. Is that more or less recent?
I guess that I'm a few years out of touch.
There's no ID requirement in the US, I think.
- badrabbit 6y agoNo legal requirements, hence burners. But as a rule carriers enforce it.
- vinay427 6y agoI don't believe this is true. It's very trivial to find a prepaid SIM in the US that one can just purchase, activate, and top-up with reload cards (which in turn can also be purchased with cash). Postpaid plans do often require ID verification because of the credit that is being extended, which I think is more than reasonable.
- vinay427 6y agoRight, I meant that the scenario described is a near-best case in a global context as many (most?) countries unlike the US/UK/etc. require ID verification.