Overview
- José Antonio Peña Merino reported 2,151,802 mobile lines registered and said companies will launch tools within about two weeks to let people see which numbers are linked to their CURP.
- The program is executed by telecom operators, which set authentication steps such as a live “proof of life” check for online sign‑ups, while in‑person registration is available and biometric images are not retained as a government database.
- Authorities confirmed probes into an early vulnerability in Telcel’s portal that exposed personal data, as PRI senators pressed for suspending the mandate pending technical, legal and human‑rights review.
- Regulators warned that companies will not call users to register their lines, instructing customers to use only official channels and to report unsolicited registration calls as fraud.
- The deadline to register existing lines is June 30, 2026, after which unregistered numbers will be limited to emergency and service calls starting July 1.