![]() That notification also advised against using a public computer to download electronic versions of the Aadhar and only those organisations with a ‘user licence’ from the UIDAI could use Aadhar for establishing a person’s identity. The Bengaluru Regional Office of the UIDAI, on May 27, published a notification asking people to not share photocopies of their Aadhaar card as it could be “misused”. A perusal of past tweets by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), which manages Aadhar, shows the about-turn reveals confusion on its policy regarding photocopies of Aadhar. Two days after it issued an advisory cautioning people against sharing a photocopy of their Aadhar card, the government on Sunday withdraw the notification, claiming that it could be “misinterpreted”.
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