During Aadhaar
enrollment, iris scan was performed and fingerprints were taken which became
one of the authentication methods along with OTP (One Time Password). Likewise,
another layer of security is soon going to arrive and that is ‘Face
Authentication’.
There is no need to
visit any centre or any kind of formalities needs to be done to make this
happen. The database is already prepared for Aadhaar holders and would be soon
implemented.
Another featured lined
up is ‘biometric lock’ that enables any user to lock/unlock or disable his/her
locking system. One can avail this feature through official mobile application
or website. App/website is again authenticated and user needs to enter his/her
details to get through it.
Seems like layers of
identification, verification and validation are required now to get one piece
of information. All this scenario seems to be secured and we just hope it is
immune to any harm as well. By linking our Aadhaar cards through every single
bit of identity that we have is actually modest and threat both. In
anticipation of all the current news, we are expecting strong protection layers
from the government side. Along with this, Aadhaar card basically targets the
digital world and nobody is spare to the hacks this technology has. Due to all
these possible reasons, citizens are actually not coming forward to link the
card and take all the benefits. Awareness is completely a different scenario
when one is not willing to avail it.
What we need right now
is to be a little bit lenient on government and follow all the guidelines that
have been set. This is a two-way affair and we cannot expect development until
we, as a citizen participate and contribute to it.
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