Is the Aadhaar database secured enough?

See for now, I am saying that Aadhar is best for data base because now a day all things that belong to Aadhar means all the data ex:- if you want to purchase a single sim then you need Aadhar if you want to make your voting card than you need your Aadhar.

Now also Aadhar takes too much data and secured data safely so it's good.

Yes. Aadhar is essential for everyone. This card contain 12 digits handled by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. 7000 servers stores information of users. This process is more secure and if want you to access your Aadhar you need to get OTP on a particular Mobile number once it's verified you can access your Aadhar card.

Aadhar database is not secured enough.

The thinking of cybercrime is going too far from the reach of government.

But there is one advantage of aadhar database, in today world all the things are linked with aadhar card in India.

Which gives all information to government.

Let's take an example-before 4-5 years people gave highschool exams many times to decrease age to get government jobs but after aadhar database it's not possible.

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Aadhaar is safe as an identity and it is also true that creating multiple Aadhaar cards for a single person is difficult.

But in my opinion, it is not that much safe that it should be.

For example, a person in Telangana state access the database and sell lot's of sim card with fack id.

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As far as, Aadhar card is concerned, it's a unique identification of Indian citizen. Aadhar card database is a huge collection of personal records. By using highly authenticated and secure technology it is still trying to make the database of Aadhar more secure and safe.

But due to more usage at a number of places and also due to the alarming rise in hacking activities it is not totally secure.

As it is highly confidential, proper encryption schemes should be used to make it secure.

Yes, Aadhaar card no may be publically available but UIAOI claims that Aadhaar is just like any other id like phone no, therefore, is never to be treated as a confidential document. By simply knowing someone's Aadhaar, no one can impersonate and harm him because Aadhaar alone is not sufficient, it requires biometrics to authenticate one's identity. Aadhar launched by the government of India has reached almost every part of India and almost every Indian is registered under it.

Hello, Everyone, I am Shahzaman Khair.

I would like to mention some important aspects of Adhar card. Right now Adhar is the most important documents in India. It was a good initiative by the government. It is useful for every person of India because every individual's details captured in Aadhar through Biometric. Earlier ID cards could be misused by other people for example Sim card registration so in terms of this condition. Aadhar is the most convenient Documents in many parameters and it is secured. It can't miss used by any person. But it is risky because of govt mandates in Banks, Government schemes and many places. Right now cybercrime is common So govt should make a more secure Aadhar database. Then it will be more beneficial for Indians.

UIDAI is the government authority that handles all information in the Aadhar card which is intended to be secure. As the government displayed one nation one card, we can attach our all documents with an Aadhar card and we do not have to carry all other cards like the previous one.

As Aadhar card transactions require our fingerprint at every stage hence no cybercrime will take place.

If all documents are attached to the Aadhar card then everyone will be more secure.

Adhar was introduced by the govt to make the government more transparent. A very famous judgement i.e. (puttaSwami vs union of India) of supreme court is also linked to it concerning the right to privacy. As per my opinion I think we can trust Aadhar and it is very well secured. The underlying technique behind Aadhar I. E, the biometrics makes it duplicate proof. Initially there was much debate about it, people were saying it will do some harm with their right to privacy but we all are very well aware of the today's scenario. Of course, govt was trying to bring Aadhar in almost every aspect but as supreme court said that in Aadhar act it was clearly mentioned that it is going to be used for direct benefit transfer of services. Aadhar is just treated as a resident and identity proof and the govt is using it for providing the benefits of various schemes. Moreover, the Aadhaar database also facilitates targeted policy making.

As per my views, on this topic is positive for the secure database. If you use your Aadhaar no. Anywhere like when a person buy a sim card, KYC, Banking purpose then it will also send a mail as well as message to the registered email and registered mobile number. It is also secure because of the bio-metric.

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