The Government of India has launched a new Aadhaar mobile app with a big update. Now, you can use Face ID authentication to verify your identity. This means you do not need to carry a physical Aadhaar card or share photocopies anymore.
Aadhaar Face ID Feature Explained
The new Aadhaar Face ID feature lets users verify their identity by simply scanning their face using the mobile app. This is fast, secure, and contactless. The UIDAI (Unique Identification Authority of India) has made this feature available through the latest version of the Aadhaar app.
No Need for Aadhaar Photocopy or Card
With this update, users don’t have to carry their Aadhaar card or take printouts anymore. You can now complete Aadhaar-related services through the app using Face ID. This update also helps reduce the misuse of Aadhaar photocopies.

Why This Aadhaar App Update Is Important
The new Aadhaar app is part of the government’s push for Digital India. It improves safety, saves time, and helps people use Aadhaar from their smartphones. The app is useful for banking, government services, SIM activation, and more.
How to Use Aadhaar Face ID
To use the new feature, download or update the Aadhaar app from the App Store or Google Play. Open the app, select Face ID option, and follow the steps to scan your face. Make sure your Aadhaar number is linked.
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FAQs
1. What is the Aadhaar Face ID feature?
It allows users to verify their identity using face scan in the Aadhaar mobile app.
2. Do I still need to carry my Aadhaar card?
No, with Face ID in the app, carrying a physical card is not needed.
3. Is the new Aadhaar app safe to use?
Yes, it is official and uses secure technology to protect your data.
4. Where can I download the Aadhaar app?
You can download it for free from the App Store or Google Play Store.
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