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Universal Personal Telecommunications : ウィキペディア英語版
Universal Personal Telecommunications

Universal personal telecommunications (UPT) is a special segment of the international telephone number space which has been set aside for universal personal telephone numbers. This service has been allocated country code +878. UPT numbers differ significantly from personal numbers which are embedded as an area code within the national telephone numbering plan. For example, Area Code 070 within the UK plan.
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) introduced this concept in 2001, referring to it as "global number portability". However, number portability normally refers to the service of keeping an existing phone number after moving service to another provider.
== The UPT service==
A UPT phone number is intended to be an internationally consistent number which an individual can acquire, which can then be used for contacting them via telephone or other services. A UPT provider basically must have the ability to receive connections from the international telephone network, and then forward the called number to the individual's real number. This would have a similar effect to toll free numbers in not having a geographic connection to particular ranges of numbers, yet a UPT call would still incur a charge.
The first provider to be allocated UPT numbers was VISIONng, an international association. They were allocated a range within the +878 country code. The delegation of +87810 was requested by VISIONng chairman Herwart Wermescher and was confirmed by Counsellor, SG2 of ITU-TSB Richard Hill on May 21, 2002. , the company's Sentiro website allowed individuals to rent UPT numbers for £12 a year with a one-off registration fee of £10 (excl. VAT). The service also included an experimental telephone number mapping ("ENUM") service.
In October 2007 some 700,000 users of the now-defunct VoIP service FWD were provisioned with global country code +87810. FWD’ers could be contacted from all VoIP ENUM enabled networks, without the callers having to find and add a prefix. They had to dial +878101393 followed by a six-digit FWD subscriber number.
==UPT service profile==
The UPT service profile is a record that contains all information related to a UPT user, which information is required to provide that user with UPT service such as subscriptions to basic and supplementing services and call-routing preferences.
Each UPT service profile is associated with a single UPT number.
==UPT number==
The UPT number uniquely identifies a UPT user and that is used to place a call to, or to forward a call to, that user.
A user may have multiple UPT numbers (such as a business UPT number for business calls and a private UPT number for private calls). In the case of multiple numbers, each UPT number is considered, from a network vantage point, to identify a distinct UPT user, even if all such numbers identify the same person or entity.

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