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That is very strict requirements. You do not know if your bank, or google account has not been compromised. You do not know if the govt has not secured your pas
by rohit2412 8y ago
That is very strict requirements. You do not know if your bank, or google account has not been compromised. You do not know if the govt has not secured your passport details safely. Somebody might obtain a fake passport in your name, create a bank account in your name, and conduct fraud? Is it not better to have a central authentication scheme with two factor authentication instead of just a passport?
> Well thats the other problem with Aadhar. According to the Aadhar Act (2017?), all Aadhar related data (including my biometrics) are property of UIDAI. So I don't even own any rights and hence (as explicitly stated in the act) have no legal recourse if that data is compromised.
Yes, that is a concern. Impersonation in authentication can lead to ruin for people, and the govt wants no liability. But is there any liability currently, in say, a fake passport?