Aadhaar App: The New Aadhaar app launched, now you will not have to give a photo copy anywhere..
Modi government has launched a new Aadhaar app. With this, users will not need any physical card or photocopy to verify their Aadhaar-related information. Information and Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnav himself has released a video on the social media platform X giving information about this.
The video released on X shows that face ID authentication will be done through this app and at the same time the data will be shared with the consent of the user in a secure manner. Currently, this app is in the beta testing phase, which is working towards improving Aadhaar verification. This will increase the privacy of users and at the same time prevent misuse of Aadhaar.
10 Features of the New Aadhaar App
1- Users can now share only necessary information of their own free will so that their personal information will be safe.
2- Just like the QR code is scanned in UPI payment, similarly Aadhaar verification will now be equally easy.
3- Now there will be no need for a photocopy or scan of the Aadhaar, everything will be done through the app.
4- The mobile app has the facility of login and verification through face identification, due to which security increases further.
5- Now there will be no need to give a copy of the Aadhaar at hotels, shops, or travel checkpoints.
6- 100 percent process is digital and your identity will be completely safe.
7- With this app, the risk of misuse or leakage of data related to Aadhaar card will also be reduced.
8- Any tampering with Aadhaar information or any kind of fraud will not be possible now.
9- Aadhaar verification will be done in a very short time and in an easy way.
10- Compared to old methods, the privacy of the user will be stronger in this.
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