The new rule is expected to be notified soon, and entities will need to register with UIDAI to conduct Aadhaar-based ...
UIDAI is set to ban the use and storage of Aadhaar photocopies, replacing paper-based checks with secure digital verification ...
The latest biometrics challenge held by the Unique Identification Authority of India shows the improving viability of ...
The challenge was launched as part of UIDAI’s continued efforts to promote innovation, strengthen biometric accuracy, and advance scientific research in digital identity technologies.
The new Aadhaar app, currently under testing, will limit the amount of user data shared in public places like hotels, according to UIDAI CEO Bhuvnesh Kumar.
UIDAI has amended Aadhaar regulations to introduce Aadhaar Verifiable Credential (AVC), enabling secure offline identity verification without revealing full Aadhaar numbers, while also tightening ...
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UIDAI bans Aadhaar photocopies: New rule makes QR scanning mandatory for secure verification
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) is preparing to introduce a major rule that will completely ban the use ...
UIDAI also reported growth in Aadhaar-based eKYC transactions (471.9 million) which represents an increase of 24 percent in comparison with the figures reached the previous November. The figures show ...
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Aadhaar photocopies will soon be banned! UIDAI is bringing a major change; now your identity will be verified through this technology
For many years, providing a photocopy of your Aadhaar card has become commonplace wherever you need to provide your identity.
A new rule to discourage entities like hotels, event organisers, etc, from taking photocopy of Aadhaar cards of customers and ...
UIDAI's new Aadhaar app allows secure offline sharing of minimal user data, enhancing privacy during public interactions.
The UIDAI is considering new rules that would prevent private entities from storing Aadhaar photocopies, as it prepares to ...
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