Ireland’s newest mobile phone network removes PSC as form of identification after concerns raised

Ireland’s newest mobile phone network has removed the controversial Public Services Card as a requested form of identification after concerns were raised with the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection.

Ireland’s newest mobile phone network removes PSC as form of identification after concerns raised

Ireland’s newest mobile phone network has removed the controversial Public Services Card as a requested form of identification after concerns were raised with the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection.

GoMo, a division of the Eir telecommunications group, launched on October 15 to a deal of fanfare, with prices totalling half of the nearest cheapest competitor in the Irish mobile market for the first 100,000 customers.

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