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[Title] => Cop gives advice to foil cell phone thieves
[Summary] => With the holidays just around the corner, a police official has taken to social media to give the public advice in cases of cell phone theft.
[DatePublished] => 2014-10-20 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Reinir Padua
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[Title] => Dads to tackle measure banning the deactivation of blocked cell phones
[Summary] => The City Council is set to deliberate on a proposed ordinance banning cellular phone shops from unblocking and reactivating mobile phones that have been previously blocked or deactivated by the National Telecommunications Commission.
Councilor Edgardo Labella is concerned that most of these mobile phones, if not all, that have been deactivated by NTC are stolen or lost cell phone units, "one of the telling factors why cell phone theft in this city still remains a big headache to law enforcement agencies."
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => Tax not the poor texters
[Summary] => The urong-sulong hesitation of government to tax text messages reflects on its desperation to look for ways and means of increasing state revenue collections but at the same time being wary and sensitive to the backlash of protests from millions of Filipino "texters."
When the proposal was floated again last week (after several months of hiatus in deference to the election campaign), the reaction of 25 million Filipino cellular phone subscribers as gleaned from their text messages was enough to indicate the measure’s unpopularity.
[DatePublished] => 2004-06-25 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Rey Gamboa
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[Title] => Gov’t to issue rules on cellphone dealers, repair shops
[Summary] => Government is set to issue shortly a new set of rules that will require mobile phone dealers and repair shops to register with the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) as a requirement for doing business in a move aimed at curbing the proliferation of cellphone theft.
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[Title] => Cop gives advice to foil cell phone thieves
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[Title] => Dads to tackle measure banning the deactivation of blocked cell phones
[Summary] => The City Council is set to deliberate on a proposed ordinance banning cellular phone shops from unblocking and reactivating mobile phones that have been previously blocked or deactivated by the National Telecommunications Commission.
Councilor Edgardo Labella is concerned that most of these mobile phones, if not all, that have been deactivated by NTC are stolen or lost cell phone units, "one of the telling factors why cell phone theft in this city still remains a big headache to law enforcement agencies."
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[Title] => Tax not the poor texters
[Summary] => The urong-sulong hesitation of government to tax text messages reflects on its desperation to look for ways and means of increasing state revenue collections but at the same time being wary and sensitive to the backlash of protests from millions of Filipino "texters."
When the proposal was floated again last week (after several months of hiatus in deference to the election campaign), the reaction of 25 million Filipino cellular phone subscribers as gleaned from their text messages was enough to indicate the measure’s unpopularity.
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[Title] => Gov’t to issue rules on cellphone dealers, repair shops
[Summary] => Government is set to issue shortly a new set of rules that will require mobile phone dealers and repair shops to register with the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) as a requirement for doing business in a move aimed at curbing the proliferation of cellphone theft.
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