Unique Identification Authority of India's (UIDAI) rule to register private entities like hotels will shift goalposts. Read to learn how.

Hotels and event organisers will soon be barred from storing Aadhaar photocopies as UIDAI readies mandatory registration and offline QR-based verification.

The Centre told the Lok Sabha that no Aadhaar data breach has occurred from the core UIDAI database till date, citing strong ...

Even as the Centre maintains that Aadhaar data is protected, multiple instances of breaches in its databases have been ...

UIDAI will soon forbid hotels, event organizers and other private entities from collecting and storing photocopies of Aadhaar ...

The government has implemented comprehensive measures to protect the personal data of Aadhaar number holders, and no breach ...

There has been no breach of Aadhaar card holders' data from the Unique Identification Authority of India's (UIDAI) database ...

The UIDAI system has won the highest international recognitions for its safety standards and for its security standards too.

The UIDAI is considering new rules that would prevent private entities from storing Aadhaar photocopies, as it prepares to ...

Without an Aadhaar card, an individual will no longer be able to perform essential tasks concerning banking, mobile ...

UIDAI has introduced a rule requiring hotels and event organizers to register for Aadhaar verification, aiming to prevent misuse of physical Aadhaar copies. Here's how it works.

Aadhaar issuer UIDAI is set to launch a new registration mandate, which will prohibit businesses like hotels and event ...