The Government of India is reportedly pushing to preload the Aadhaar app on all new smartphones. However, major players like Apple, Samsung, and Google have raised concerns over privacy, logistics, ...

Smartphone companies have reportedly opined that preinstalling the Aadhaar app on devices would increase their production costs and risks.

Tech giants Apple and Samsung oppose the Indian government's proposal to preload the Aadhaar app on smartphones due to security concerns.

India’s proposal to pre-install Aadhaar app on smartphones faces opposition from Apple, Samsung and Google over cost, security and regulatory concerns ...

The tussle over preloading state-run apps has become a recurring flashpoint between the Union government and tech firms such as Apple and Google ...

India’s plan to have the Aadhaar app pre-loaded on all new smartphones has reportedly faced strong objections from phone ...

With biometrics disabled, users can still make verification processes via old-school methods – such as OTP-based authentication via registered mobile numbers or Virtual ID (VID).

Government makes Aadhaar-based biometric e-KYC mandatory. Discover what the new rule means, a step-by-step guide of Aadhaar ...

Step 1: Sign Up / Log In – Visit the Digi-Locker website (https://digilocker.gov.in) or open the DigiLocker mobile app. Use your mobile number, which connects to your Aadhaar account, to register or ...