India Government has launched New Aadhaar App on April 8, which is the step towards digital India. The app has launched ensuring privacy and security of the people of India.
This step will eliminate the need to carry physical Aadhaar cards or submit photocopies.
Union Minister for Electronics and IT, Ashwini Vaishnaw has officially launched the New Aadhaar App on April 8, in New Delhi. He described by stating that the Aadhar verification has become simpler as making UPI payment.
By sharing a video message Ashwini Vaishnaw stated that, “New AadhaarApp Face ID authentication via mobile app No physical card No photocopies”
The main feature of the New Aadhaar App is
Minister shared the feature by stating
1/ Now with just a tap, users can share only the necessary data, giving them complete control over their personal information – New Aadhaar App (in beta testing phase)
2/ Aadhaar verification becomes as simple as making UPI payment. Users can now digitally verify and share their Aadhaar details while ensuring their privacy. Simply scan a QR code or use a requesting application.
3/ With the new Aadhaarapp, users no longer need to get their Aadhaar scanned or photocopied. No more scanned & printed copies
4/ No need to hand over Aadhaar photocopy at hotel receptions, shops or during travel. The Aadhaar App is secure and shareable only with the user’s consent.
100% digital & secure
5/ Aadhaar App ensures:
- Stronger privacy
- No more misuse or leaks of Aadhaar data
- Protection against forgery or editing (like photoshopping your Aadhaar!)”
Who can access the app
The New Aadhaar app will soon available for all the people. Currently it has access for small group of people, including all the registered participants of third episode of Aadhaar Samvaad series in New Delhi on Tuesday.
Calling Aadhaar the “foundation” of India’s digital transformation, the minister highlighted the importance of integrating AI and Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) to drive innovation and growth—always keeping privacy at the core.
