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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> New Delhi: The government<\/a> is working on a new process to issue mobile SIM cards in a hassle-free manner after the Supreme Court prohibited telecom companies from using the Aadhaar-based e-KYC authentication process.

Unique Identification Authority of India (
UIDAI<\/a>) and the telecom department said in a joint statement that the government<\/a> will come out with a new “digital process” for issuing SIM cards by making use of a mobile app which will be fully compliant with the apex court judgment. “In the proposed process, live photograph of the person with latitude, longitude, and time stamp will be captured. The SIM card agent will be authenticated through OTP and SIM card will be issued. This process will be completely hassle-free and digital,” the two said in a statement.

\n \n \n The statement also said if anybody wishes to get their Aadhaar eKYC replaced by a fresh KYC in light of the apex court’s verdict, the individual may request the service provider for delinking the same by submitting fresh OVDs (official valid documents). “But in any case, the individual’s mobile number will not be disconnected.\n \n \n \n ”\n \n

\n \n The telecom players also said that if a customer wishes to de-link their Aadhaar number from the existing mobile connection, they may do so by contacting their operator and providing alternate documents prescribed as per telecom ministry’s guidelines.\n \n
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中心计划发行西姆斯的新“数字过程”

政府正致力于一个新的过程在无争议的方式发行手机SIM卡后,最高法院禁止电信公司使用Aadhaar-based e-KYC身份验证过程。

  • 更新2018年10月20日凌晨08:39坚持
新德里:政府正在一个新进程在无争议的方式发行手机SIM卡后,最高法院禁止电信公司使用Aadhaar-based e-KYC身份验证过程。

印度唯一标识权限(UIDAI)和电信部门在一份联合声明中表示政府将推出一个新的“数字过程”的发行SIM卡利用移动应用程序将完全符合顶点法院判决。“在拟议的过程中,现场的照片人以纬度,经度,和时间戳将被捕获。SIM卡代理将通过OTP认证和SIM卡将发布。这一过程将完全没有麻烦和数字”,这两个在一份声明中说。

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声明还说,如果有人希望得到他们Aadhaar eKYC KYC换成新鲜的先端法院的判决,个人可以请求服务提供者,以至于虽然同样通过提交新的OVDs(官方有效证件)。但在任何情况下,个人的手机号码将不会断开连接。”

电信玩家还表示,如果一个客户希望做到Aadhaar号码从现有的移动连接,他们可能通过联系自己的运营商,提供备用文件规定根据电信部门的指导方针。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> New Delhi: The government<\/a> is working on a new process to issue mobile SIM cards in a hassle-free manner after the Supreme Court prohibited telecom companies from using the Aadhaar-based e-KYC authentication process.

Unique Identification Authority of India (
UIDAI<\/a>) and the telecom department said in a joint statement that the government<\/a> will come out with a new “digital process” for issuing SIM cards by making use of a mobile app which will be fully compliant with the apex court judgment. “In the proposed process, live photograph of the person with latitude, longitude, and time stamp will be captured. The SIM card agent will be authenticated through OTP and SIM card will be issued. This process will be completely hassle-free and digital,” the two said in a statement.

\n \n \n The statement also said if anybody wishes to get their Aadhaar eKYC replaced by a fresh KYC in light of the apex court’s verdict, the individual may request the service provider for delinking the same by submitting fresh OVDs (official valid documents). “But in any case, the individual’s mobile number will not be disconnected.\n \n \n \n ”\n \n

\n \n The telecom players also said that if a customer wishes to de-link their Aadhaar number from the existing mobile connection, they may do so by contacting their operator and providing alternate documents prescribed as per telecom ministry’s guidelines.\n \n
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