Telkomsel joins race to use facial recognition for prepaid SIMs

Posted on October 8, 2024 by Guest authors

Indonesian operator Telkomsel says it is trialing facial recognition to facilitate its processes for prepaid card registration and card replacement, making it the second telco in the country to embrace the biometric technology.

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