MyDigital ID Confirms System Does Not Store User Personal Data
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The operator of the MyDigital ID platform recently issued an official statement to clarify public confusion regarding the national digital identification system. The management emphasized that the platform does not use third-party technology in its operations, thereby dismissing allegations that have gone viral on social media.
One important point emphasized by the operator concerns the security of user information. They explained that MyDigital ID does not store any personal user data within their system. This step was taken to ensure that the privacy and data security of Malaysians are always guaranteed against any risk of leakage.
In addition, the management also clarified the actual function of MyDigital ID to the public. They emphasized that this system is not intended to replace MyKad as an official identification document. Instead, MyDigital ID serves as a form of digital identity verification that facilitates online transactions more securely.
This initiative is part of the government's effort to digitize public and private services in Malaysia. With a more modern verification system in place, citizens are expected to be able to carry out digital transactions with greater confidence without having to worry about the security of their identity.
In conclusion, the public is advised to always refer to official sources to obtain accurate information regarding MyDigital ID. This explanation is expected to reduce public anxiety regarding the use of this new technology in daily life.
Sources: Free Malaysia Today
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