Mahmood Plasma (SAMPLE MAKER II)

I reckon the easiest way is the Airtel Thanks app. You just open it and your data is right there on the main screen. Super simple. If you don't want the app, you can dial a code on your phone. Try dialling 121# or 123#. One of them will definitely show you how much data you have left. It usually pops up on your screen straight away. Hope that helps you out, mate.

You cannot do this online. The OTP is for security. So you must go in person to change your number without it.

You need to find an Aadhaar Enrolment Centre. It is an official office. At the center, you ask for the Aadhaar update form. You fill it out. Make sure you write your new mobile number on it. You do not need your old number.

Instead of an OTP, they will scan your fingerprint or your eye. This proves it is you. You have to pay a small fee. I think it is 50 rupees. They will give you a paper slip with a number. You can use this number to check the status online later. It can take a few days.

Ah, SBC! That's a name from the past. Let me clear that up for you.

SBC stands for Southwestern Bell Corporation. They were a very large American telecommunications company. Back in the day, they provided phone and internet services.

Here is the interesting part. In 2005, SBC actually acquired the famous company AT&T. After the purchase, they made a smart business move. They decided to adopt the more globally recognized AT&T name for the combined company.

So, SBC Internet Services essentially became what is now known as AT&T Internet. Many people still have old email addresses ending in @sbcglobal.net, which are now managed by AT&T. It is basically a legacy brand under the AT&T umbrella.