Govt withdraws major decision on Aadhaar: 5 key points to know
Here are 5 key points to support the big decision on sharing Aadhaar details
The public authority has removed the UIDAI warning admonition the overall population against imparting copies of their Aadhaar numbers to any organization. The Service of Gadgets and IT (MeitY) said it is pulling out the public statement as it might prompt confusion.
The delivery educated individuals not to share copies concerning their Aadhaar with any association as it very well may be abused On the other hand, a covered Aadhaar that shows just the last 4 digits of the Aadhaar number can be used
"Regardless, taking into account the opportunity of twisting of the public assertion, it is being eliminated with brief effect," the attestation said.
Here are 5 key points to support the big decision on sharing Aadhaar details
A public statement gave by the Bangalore local office of the Extraordinary Recognizable proof Power of India (UIDAI) has requested the overall population not to impart copies from their Aadhaar to any organization as it may lead to misuse.
The government has advised Aadhaar card holders to exercise common prudence in using and sharing their Aadhaar numbers.
Notwithstanding, a concealed Aadhaar that shows just the last 4 digits of the biometric ID can be utilized for this reason.
- Veil Aadhaar choice permits you to conceal your Aadhaar number in your downloaded e-Aadhaar.
Concealed Aadhaar number alludes to supplanting the initial 8 digits of the Aadhaar number with explicit characters like "xxxx", where just the last 4 digits of the Aadhaar number are noticeable.
