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3/2/2010
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The president of the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel), Ronaldo Sardenberg, requested an extension for 45 days, the period of views on the release of cell phones by mobile operators.
The matter came again on the agenda of the Directing Council of the court, held on Tuesday (2), in Brasília. The request for views of the president of Anatel, the theme will again be discussed only after the expiration of 45 days.
The release of the mobile device would, in theory, a requirement for operators. However, customers have reported difficulties in achieving complete the operation. While the unit is unlocked, you can use different operators in the same device, making just swap the chip.
If the new rules authorizing the release without charge are approved by Anatel, experts believe that competition among operators will increase, reducing thus the cost to the consumer.
Source: Portal G1
Subject entered the agenda of the Board, which met Tuesday.
President of Anatel, Ronaldo Sardenberg, formally requested the procedure.
Do G1, em Brasília
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