Nagaland has directed government agencies to accept credentials shared through the Aadhaar app as valid identity proof. Here’s what the directive says about digital verification, sharing personal details and how app-based credentials compare with existing Aadhaar formats.
Nagaland has directed government agencies to accept credentials shared through the Aadhaar app as valid identity proof. Here’s what the directive says about digital verification, sharing personal details and how app-based credentials compare with existing Aadhaar formats.
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Nagaland has directed government agencies to accept credentials shared through the Aadhaar app as valid identity proof. Here’s what the directive says about digital verification, sharing personal details and how app-based credentials compare with existing Aadhaar formats.
