為加強以移動電話為終端的網絡活動的規范和網絡社會的管理，北京很可能要在全國率先實行手機用戶登記實名制——用戶辦理移動電話入網、過戶、變更等業務時，需要與電信業務經營者簽訂協議，并進行真實身份登記；否則，運營商可以限制、暫停、終止服務。這是中新網記者從今天下午在京舉行的有關座談會上獲悉的。
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(Ecns.cn) -- Beijing will likely take the lead in adopting a system that requires all mobile phone users to give their real names, reporters learned at a conference held Sunday by the Publicity Department of the Beijing Municipal CPC Committee.
A regulation being drafted here will require users to sign contracts with their real names when they set up service, transfer service or change service types. Mobile telecom operators will have the right to restrict, suspend or terminate service if users do not comply.
Senior executives from China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom said at the conference that the number of registered mobile phone users in Beijing has surpassed 60 million, and that several millions of new users sign up each year. False messages, spam, rumors and fraud are common problems, they all agreed.
Wang Zhenmin, dean of the School of Law at Tsinghua University, said the regulation will hopefully protect the freedom and privacy of citizens during communication via mobile phones.
However, it is important to investigate which departments check the personal information of old users and how they go about it, said Li Yuan, a law professor at Renmin University of China.
China implemented a system requiring new mobile phone users to provide their real names when buying numbers on September 1, 2010, a move reportedly to combat spam and fraud.
The top legislature last Friday approved rules requiring Internet users to use real names to identify themselves when signing web access agreements.
為加強以移動電話為終端的網絡活動的規范和網絡社會的管理，北京很可能要在全國率先實行手機用戶登記實名制——用戶辦理移動電話入網、過戶、變更等業務時，需要與電信業務經營者簽訂協議，并進行真實身份登記；否則，運營商可以限制、暫停、終止服務。這是中新網記者從今天下午在京舉行的有關座談會上獲悉的。
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