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**Headline: Aadhaar Goes Mobile: Update Details from Your Phone with New App Launching Soon**

**New Delhi:** The Government of India is poised to revolutionize Aadhaar management with the upcoming launch of a dedicated mobile application, developed by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI). Expected to arrive by the end of the year, the app will allow users to conveniently update key personal details such as name, address, and date of birth directly from their smartphones, significantly reducing the need for in-person visits to Aadhaar Seva Kendras.

The UIDAI aims to simplify the update process, eliminate the need for extensive paperwork, minimize identity fraud risks, and speed up the entire procedure while making it more convenient for users.

Beyond basic updates, the app will leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Face ID technology to provide secure and seamless digital Aadhaar services. Starting in November, physical visits to enrollment centers will primarily be required only for biometric authentication like fingerprint and iris scanning.

Adding to the convenience, UIDAI plans to automatically fetch user data from verified government sources, including birth certificates, PAN cards, passports, driving licenses, ration cards from the Public Distribution System (PDS), records from the MNREGA scheme, and even electricity bill details for seamless address verification.

In related news, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has launched the Aadhaar Good Governance Portal to streamline the approval process for Aadhaar authentication requests, further enhancing the efficiency and user-friendliness of Aadhaar-related services.

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