Friends, we had told you through our earlier article that Aadhaar card is a very important document for us, which we use from banking to SIM verification. Carelessly sharing photocopies or using biometric authentication without caution can make you a victim of fraud. In such a situation, if you want to find out whether someone else is using your Aadhar card, then take these steps-
What is Aadhaar authentication history?
Every time you verify your identity using Aadhaar—whether through OTP, fingerprint, or iris scan—a digital record is created. This record is called authentication history.
It stores information about all authentication activities.
This includes data from the last 6 months
Shows the date, time, and type of verification
This helps to identify any suspicious or unauthorized use
How to check Aadhaar usage (step-by-step)
You can access this feature using the official mAadhaar app:
Download the app from Google Play Store or Apple App Store
Log in using your Aadhaar number and OTP
Set a secure 4-digit PIN
Go to “My Aadhaar” and enter your PIN
Tap on “Security” option
Select “Aadhaar Authentication History”.
Select a date range to view information
What to do if you see suspicious activity?
Contact UIDAI helpline 1947 immediately
Lock your biometrics through the app to avoid misuse
Keep track of your Aadhaar activity regularly
Important Safety Tips
Avoid sharing unnecessary photocopies of Aadhaar
Use masked base whenever possible
Turn on biometric lock for more security
Always verify Aadhaar information before providing it
Keeping track of your Aadhaar usage is a simple yet effective way to protect yourself from identity fraud.
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