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NTT DoCoMo recalls 240,000 SIM cards
 

NTT DoCoMo has started mass recalling of SIM cards. The Japanese carrier said it would be recalling 240,000 SIM cards for existing subscribers due to roaming problems. They said that the recalled SIMs could malfunction when using outside of Japan. SIM cards for the affected handsets will be replaced for free.

  
 
 
 
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