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Row over Aarogya Setu app: Govt debunks claim of privacy breach

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New Delhi,UPDATED: May 7, 2020 11:15 IST

The coronavirus tracking app Aarogya Setu was "secure" and there was no privacy breach in it, Union IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said, rejecting charges that it was a "sophisticated surveillance system" that was leveraged to track citizens without their consent.

The government's assertion also came a day after French hacker and cyber security expert Elliot Alderson had claimed that "a security issue has been found" in the app and that "privacy of 90 million Indians is at stake".

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