New simcard regulations will require DNA and blood type Jambass anataka kufanya ile kitu

[Hno_Hh]

Kenyans registering new SIM cards may soon be required to provide highly sensitive personal information, including DNA, blood type, and detailed biometric markers, under the Communications Authority of Kenya’s (CA) proposed 2025 regulations, which also obligate mobile operators to maintain comprehensive subscriber databases and submit them quarterly to the regulator.

Critics warn that these requirements conflict with the Data Protection Act’s principles of data minimisation, raising privacy concerns and placing service providers in a difficult position between the cost of compliance and maintaining subscriber trust.

[Nubia]

@Hno_Hh

…ed 2025 regulations, which also obligate mobile operators to maintain comprehensive subscriber databases and submit them quarterly to the regulator.
Critics warn that these requirements conflict with the Data Protection Act’s principles of data minimisation, raising privacy concerns and placing service providers in a difficult position between the cost of compliance and maintaining subscriber trust.

This is to reduce thievery and track down evildoers . Farmers have no problem giving all the samples

[lukka]

Hii ni tactic.
Mtu anakata keki ⅞ alafu mukicomplain, anarudisha na kukata ¼ na munamusifu munasema anasikia masilahi ya watu

[Stick-Up_Kid]

I doubt that will ever happen. Kwani they want you to sign a blood covenant with the government?