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Saturday, 13 March 2021

Cyber Crime Lawyer And Cyber Crime Expert on BigFm 92.7 March 2021

Something important on 92.7 Big Fm With RJ Hiren in relation to Cyber Crimes With Snehal Vakilna March 2021

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Friday, 3 August 2018

"Controversy surrounding the mysterious entry of the UIDAI number in the contact lists of many smartphone users around the country." - Snehal Vakilna

"Controversy surrounding the mysterious entry of the UIDAI number in the contact lists of many smartphone users around the country."


There is nothing to panic.
UIDAI Aadhaar Card Helpline Number: The body had earlier denied that it forced any smartphone manufacturer or telecom service provider to add the helpline number to the contact list of users

Hours after the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) denied that it forced any smartphone manufacturer or telecom service provider to add a helpline number into people’s contact lists, Google accepted that it had in 2014 inadvertently coded the 112 distress number and the UIDAI number into its setup wizard for Android. This in a way put to end the controversy surrounding the mysterious entry of the UIDAI number in the contact lists of many smartphone users around the country

Google spokesperson said it “would like to assure everyone that this is not a situation of an unauthorised access of their Android devices”.

“Users can manually delete the number  from their devices.”
Snehal Vakilna ( Cyber Crime Lawyer, Investigator, Author, Activist and Expert)