| Description of visuals | : | The opening scene shows two astronauts entering a telecom retail shop and a saleswoman greets them cheerfully. The male astronaut opens his helmet and asks the saleswoman: |
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| Citizen A | : | Any anonymous SIM cards? |
| Description of visuals | : | The saleswoman passes two SIM cards to the male astronaut and reminds him: |
| Salesperson | : | All SIM cards used in Hong Kong need real name registration! |
| Description of visuals | : | The female astronaut asks in confusion: |
| Citizen B | : | How about registered SIM cards? |
| Description of visuals | : | The saleswoman reminds them, while the screen displays the supers: "Registered" A prohibition sign appears on the super "Registered". The saleswoman says: |
| Salesperson | : | Don’t buy or sell "registered" SIM cards or register for strangers. It’s an offence! |
| Description of visuals | : | The male astronaut gives a SIM card to the female astronaut. They all use their mobile phones and ID cards to do real-name registration. The saleswoman shows the iAM Smart app on a phone and says: |
| Salesperson | : | Use your own original ID card and register with iAM Smart. It’s easy. |
| Description of visuals | : | Once the astronauts have completed the registration, their spacesuits are changed back to casual wear. The saleswoman continues to say: |
| Salesperson | : | Tourists should register with their original travel documents. Operators will conduct sample checks and suspend all non-compliant SIM cards. |
| Description of visuals | : | The two astronauts in casual wear listen carefully and the saleswoman reminds them again: |
| Salesperson | : | Deregister unused SIM cards! |
| Description of visuals | : | The last shot shows the supers: "Use Your Original Identity Document For SIM Card Registration", the Mascot “CommBo” and the logo of the Communications Authority. |