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The UK government could turn to mobile marketing technologies in an effort to get on top of immigration control.
Among measures proposed by the Home Office, visitors to the country would receive a text message reminding them when their visa is due to expire.
A Home Office spokesperson told AP the messages would be similar to those sent by banks to customers whose accounts are about to be closed.
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As for illelegal immigrants it acts partially as a detterant telling them "big brother" is watching you.
As home secretary says its an lememnt not the whole strategy.This is not an issue which can be solved with one solution. It takes creating synergies between all the resources which are available. Being a radical and new move time will be a best measure of its success or failure.