Overview
- The law requires every active mobile line to be linked to a CURP by June 30 or face suspension that leaves only emergency calls and alerts working.
- Authorities say only two official registration routes exist: online through an operator portal or in person at a carrier service center.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum has rejected claims the policy is for espionage and said carriers, not the state, will hold registration records.
- Official figures are contested: the government says more than half of lines are registered while CRT and independent counts put completed registrations near 50–60 million against about 145–159 million active lines.
- ATDT chief José Antonio Merino will present updated data and a decision on a possible extension on Thursday, June 25, with regulators and banks warning that low compliance could disrupt banking, authentication processes and push users onto congested WiFi networks.