Lebanon adopts new mobile phones compliance measures through inMobiles’ MIRS Platform

Lebanon’s telecommunication operators have followed cellular smartphone compliance measures of the InMobiles MIRS (Mobile Identity Registration System) platform set out in Ministry of Telecommunications rules. The intention to regulate the telecom sector via a reliable device and ensure that the import of cell telephones conforms with the regulation and that imported devices are not counterfeit.

InMobiles’ MIRS has been advanced in residence by more than one hundred engineers and benefits the Lebanese authorities with the aid of making sure the compliance of cell devices already on the telecommunication marketplace with global requirements in step with the IMEI; stopping counterfeit or stolen gadgets, or the ones that do not conform to global standards, from functioning on the network; receiving declarations; defining technical standards for telecommunications device and terminals; intending with approvals required for production, importing and advertising and marketing each device related at the community and reachable to the public; rationalizing and growing tax sales; and elevating revenues generated by means of the treasury because of the collection of customs duties.

InMobiles has hooked up techniques that the subscriber can adapt to make sure that his/her tool is compliant. They can touch their operator’s consumer services for extra information or ship a blank SMS freed from fee to the committed quick code to acquire an instant message explaining the popularity and version of their device and the steps to comply with in case it is not compliant. The subscriber also can ship an SMS with the IMEI range in their device to the same quick code for an instantaneous message pointing out the tool’ version.