There are several instances of the integrity of Aadhaar data being breached. From fake enrolments to access being sold on the black market. From cracked enrolment software to duplicate fingerprints being used to authenticate. Each instance in this archive demonstrates a way by which scammers have got around Aadhaar’s alleged security. Collectively, this is why the Aadhaar database cannot be trusted to contain real and verifiable data.
The Delhi High Court recently heard a Public Interest Litigation by Prof. Shamnad Basheer through which he has sought exemplary damages from the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), for “negligence/ wilful recklessness”. The petition claims that such negligence has resulted in repeated compromising of the privacy of Aadhaar holders through Read more…
Is all tracking the same? Nope. You are being misled by propaganda (Mobile, Facebook, Google, Twitter - any one or all of them - shortened to MFGT for this article) FORMED IN COMPLIANCE with law Independent entities accountable to state Private bodies with no authority on citizens no matter how Read more…