India goes digital
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India goes digital
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Re: India goes digital
#2How does this work for NRIs? How do I get Aadhaar number?
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#3An SSL Cert would be helpful to assure me of its security.
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#4Additionally, a government run dropbox isn't very reassuring. This would the equivalent of the NSA hosting backups of all your data (which they probably do - but still).
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#5Additionally, a government run dropbox isn't very reassuring. This would the equivalent of the NSA hosting backups of all your data (which they probably do - but still).
This looks like not as Dropbox. A service for storing govt "issued" digital documents.
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#6An SSL Cert would be helpful to assure me of its security.
Yeah, the current cert has CN mismatch and is issued by an unknown CA [1].
[1] https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=digilocker.go...
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#7Valid ssl cert would help
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#8How does this work for NRIs? How do I get Aadhaar number?
I don't know how you can get one but you shouldn't get it. Do you really want to give all your fingerprints and retina scans to the government when you know how it can be misused in a country like India which is a police state? I bet there is no oversight in getting access to your information and there are tons of ways in which your information can be misused/exploited.
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#9It's kind of hilarious that their certificate is signed by "Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers Company Ltd."
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#10According to the FAQs, every resident only gets 10 MB of storage space, with plans to expand to 1 GB in the future. Basically, it's a government-controlled Dropbox for 3 - 5 PDF files.