• If you don’t receive any calls or texts for an exceptionally extended period of time, contact your cell service provider.
• If your network provider sends you a notification warning you about a possible SIM swap or SIM hijacking, don’t ignore it. Always remember to get back to communications like this as fast as possible for mobile privacy.
• If you’re getting a lot of calls from people you don’t recognize, don’t turn off your phone. A tactic to induce you to turn off your phone and prevent you from discovering a manipulated network connection might be at play here
• Enroll in real-time notifications (SMS and Email) to get notified as soon as your bank account experiences any activity.
• Keep an eye on your bank statements to see if there are any suspicious transactions.

Yes! of course you can be the victim of phone number takeover scam. If your phone number or account is not under your control and operating automatically, this means you have been sufferer of mobile number hijacking. You should immediately contact to Mobilen, if this happen.

This is true, your phone can be accessed if you are not secured with network layer security. But you don’t need to be panic about this situation, Moblien can stop someone from remotely accessing your phone. We are a top-rated Mobile Virtual Network Operator that focus on digital asset companies who need a high level of security, sim protection & prevention against port-out’s.

To unlock a password-protected SIM, you’ll need a PUK (PIN unlock key) code, which you can only receive from your mobile provider.

To get this code, the provider may want you to authenticate your identity. Make sure next time, you have to remember your pin code while setting up Sim card lock on Android or iOS phone.