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This comes after many people were baffled to find UIDAI’s toll-free number — 1800 300 1947 — automatically stored in their phone contacts. Moreover, this was irrespective of whether they had linked...

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    • Frequently Asked Questions

    • Is UIDAI being added to your phone automatically?

      They claim a new contact named as UIDAI is automatically added to phones, asking users to delete UIDAI contact immediately. Allegedly, an online hacker has breached a firewall and also accessed the contact list of all android phone users.

    • Is the UIDAI helpline number 1800-300-1947 a hack?

      Although some media channels reported about it, the mobile hack messages asking to delete UIDAI contact immediately are not true. In early August 2018, many android mobile phone users started complaining about a mysterious UIDAI helpline number 1800-300-1947 in their contact list.

    • Is UIDAI helpline number in contact list of Android phones dangerous?

      New Delhi: The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) on Sunday quashed as “completely false and baseless messages circulating on social media that the UIDAI helpline number in contact lists of Android phones pose a risk to the devices.

    • Is your phone ’hacked’ in India?

      Soon some journalists and news agencies in India jumped in claiming that phones have been ‘hacked’ nationally and that it was ‘bizarre’. That is how the story became popular since then and appeared again in WhatsApp forwards. Following the concerns about the ‘hacking’ and UIDAI contact number, Google came up and gave a clarification.

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