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Russia: MegaFon & MTS Launch 'Clean' Phone Numbers

Get a fresh start with 'clean' numbers from MegaFon and MTS. No previous data, no spam links. Protect your privacy for 150-600 rubles.

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Russia: MegaFon & MTS Launch 'Clean' Phone Numbers

From September 16, 2025, MegaFon and MTS in Russia have started offering 'clean' phone numbers. These numbers have never been used before, ensuring they're not linked to any previous owner's data or services, and are less recognizable to spam or prank callers.

These 'clean' numbers are not registered in databases for mass calls, providing an additional layer of protection. However, even 'clean' numbers may not guarantee complete safety, as spammers often use random numbers for mass calling. Experienced users advise linking these numbers only to reliable services to maintain their 'clean' status.

Operators are terminating contracts and transferring numbers to new subscribers after six months of inactivity. This process ensures a steady supply of 'clean' numbers. The cost of acquiring such a number ranges from 150 to 600 rubles.

In summary, MegaFon and MTS are now offering 'clean' phone numbers that have never been used before. These numbers can serve as a digital passport, providing a fresh start with no previous owner's data or services. While they offer protection against spam and prank calls, users should still be cautious and link them only to trusted services. The cost varies, with options ranging from 150 to 600 rubles.

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