Aadhaar photocopy will no longer work at all, from hotels to events; QR Scan will be recognized everywhere

• Aadhaar Identity Card New Rule
• Now QR scan will be used
• UIDAI rules fit for security

The government is now completely stopping the practice of asking for photocopies of Aadhaar cards at places like hotels, event organizers, salons and office entrances. This means anyone of yours Aadhar Card Will not be kept on file and will not be stored. The government is doing this to allay concerns about data leaks and allow identity verification to be done only through a QR scan or app.

UIDAI CEO Bhuvnesh Kumar said that this new rule has been approved and will be notified soon. Under the new system, hotels or event organizers will register their identity and get a technology interface that will allow them to verify their identity without any documents, just a QR scan or the new Aadhaar app. This change will make the entire verification process faster, private and completely paperless.

The age of photocopies is over

Many hotels and event organizers still of Aadhaar Card Ask for photocopies and keep them in physical files. This directly violates the Aadhaar Act and poses a threat to data security. Once the new rules come into effect, no organization will be able to conduct paper-based Aadhaar verification. Everyone has to register and use the QR scan method.

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The new Aadhaar app will perform verification without server downtime

UIDAI is testing a new app that will do app-to-app identification. This eliminates the need to connect to a central Aadhaar server every time. Hotel check-in or event entry was often delayed due to server downtime. This problem will be solved now. Recognition will be instant at the point where the QR is scanned. This app can also be used at airports, liquor stores, or other places that require age or identity verification.

Data privacy will be boosted

The government is focused on ensuring that no citizen’s Aadhaar information is copied anywhere. QR scan shows only basic details like name and photo, not full information. This will eliminate the risk of identity and data leakage.

The entire system will be upgraded as per the DPDP Act

This new app is being developed as per Digital Personal Data Protection Act. The Act will be fully implemented in the next 18 months, so UIDAI is already updating the entire Aadhaar system. The app will also have an address update option and those who don’t have a mobile phone can also be added to the family’s single app.

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