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Sanchar Saathi App: If your phone has ever been lost or stolen, then you know that the biggest worry in this situation is that your personal information present inside the phone may fall into the wrong hands.

Sanchar Saathi App: If you've ever lost or stolen your phone, you know that the biggest worry in this situation is the risk of your personal information falling into the wrong hands. But now the government has found a solution to this problem. The Sanchar Saathi app has been specifically designed to help every user keep their phone safe and prevent theft. This app not only helps block the phone but also offers several features that completely neutralise thieves.

Sanchar Saathi's biggest feature is one-click phone blocking. As soon as you mark your phone as "Lost/Stolen" in the app, the phone's IMEI number is blocked by all telecom companies across the country. This means no one can use the phone by inserting another SIM card. To a thief, the phone becomes as good as a brick.

Once you block your phone, every use of the phone can be tracked. If a thief attempts to remove the block or change the SIM, the location is directly transmitted to the police and relevant agencies. This feature significantly increases the chances of recovering a stolen device.

Fraudulent calls, WhatsApp messages, and fake SMS have become a threat to everyone these days. The Chakshu feature in Sanchar Saathi lets you immediately report any suspicious mobile number or scam message. The government and telecom companies use this data to block scammers' numbers.

Many times, fraudsters issue SIM cards in our names without our knowledge, which are then used for illegal purposes. With this app, you can see how many active numbers are in your name with just one click, and if you see any suspicious numbers, you can immediately report them.

If you're considering buying a second-hand phone, the KYM feature is crucial. It tells you whether the IMEI number of the phone you're buying is genuine. Sanchar Saathi immediately alerts you if the phone is stolen, blocked, or running on a duplicate IMEI.