SIM-card registration

[Husar]

Then go all the way and get mixers, toasters and vibrators registered. Things can really be put to dangerous uses. The more of them are registered the safer your life will be.

Until I haven't killed others or planned to do so (and haven't been involved into any other criminal activities) I would like my life to stay private.

Oh really? So far I haven't committed any crimes (= have nothing to hide), yet I don't like people poking their noses into my life even if it won't result in me feeling fear. Other feelings (exasperation, indignation, insecurity) are not pleasant to experience either.

There are other ways of internet access besides SIM cards. By the way, Estonia provides free Wi-fi all over the country (= no internet access registration) yet I can't remember any terroristic attacks there and crime isn't that rampant.

Ok. You convinced me. Having everything registered as it is in Germany, the UK or in Russia makes society much safer than in Romania or Ukraine... wait a bit! weren't there any terroristic attacks resulting in numerous casualties in Ukraine which is at war or in Romania? Hardly. Weren't there any in Germany and the UK recently or in Russia in 2000? Register 'em all, way to go.

Now we're deep in Gilrandir-type discussion territory and I'll just say that what you say is partially pointless, some of it I have already answered and the rest mostly misses the point. I'm not really interested in continuing the discussion for five or twenty pages though, so have a nice day.

[edyzmedieval]

The laws of SIM-card registry are being proposed, but they never made it into law. They're trying though. Every year.

[Gilrandir]

Admittedly, for my phone SIM, I am on a pay monthly contract as it is significantly cheaper and more affordable. We also have to provide proof (Passport, etc) of who we are at banks too if want to open an account or make significant changes, or withdraw money and we fail their security checks to just hand it over.

This is a different case. In banks you ASK FOR MONEY from them, so they have a right to know who you are. In case of SIM cards you PAY MONEY to buy it, so no one is supposed to display such an interest.

Now we're deep in Gilrandir-type discussion territory and I'll just say that what you say is partially pointless, some of it I have already answered and the rest mostly misses the point. I'm not really interested in continuing the discussion for five or twenty pages though, so have a nice day.

If you are so pro-registering, I wonder why you don't give your real name registering at the Org. Generally I may note that your evaluation of the discussion is arbitrary, so have a nice day too.

The laws of SIM-card registry are being proposed, but they never made it into law. They're trying though. Every year.

Let's hope they will never pass it. Both in Romania and in Ukraine.

[Husar]

If you are so pro-registering, I wonder why you don't give your real name registering at the Org.

Just so you can stop wondering: Because if your analogy worked, you could then only read the Org after getting permission from a judge after proving to him that I'm likely dangerous, and being a member of the police force of course...

[Gilrandir]

Just so you can stop wondering: Because if your analogy worked, you could then only read the Org after getting permission from a judge after proving to him that I'm likely dangerous, and being a member of the police force of course...

Since you are back in the discussion it means your day wasn't that nice after all?

[Beskar]

We actually have Husar's name, address and phone number at the Org. Enough to keep him as our slave.

[Gilrandir]

We actually have Husar's name, address and phone number at the Org. Enough to keep him as our slave.

Nah! Not enough. Pin code of his credit card would do it better.