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DigiSafe, beside the apps you already use.
DigiLocker, Google Drive, WhatsApp and your gallery all do some things well. Here is what each one is for, where DigiSafe fits, and when to use both.
DigiSafe vs DigiLocker
DigiSafe vs DigiLocker: keep the official copy, and everything else
Most people in India should use both: DigiLocker for official documents, DigiSafe for everything else and for sharing copies safely.
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DigiSafe vs Google Drive for your Aadhaar, passport and ID papers
Many people use both: Drive for everyday files, DigiSafe for Aadhaar, passport and other papers that can be misused.
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DigiSafe vs WhatsApp
DigiSafe vs WhatsApp: is it safe to send your Aadhaar in a chat?
Use them together: send the DigiSafe link on WhatsApp, so the chat keeps a link that expires, not your document.
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DigiSafe vs your phone's gallery: where should your ID photos live?
Keep your photos in the gallery and your papers in DigiSafe, then delete the loose ID photos once they are scanned.
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We say when theirs is better
DigiLocker is the official one. Drive is better for working together. Each page says so plainly.
Keep what you use. Add what is missing.
DigiSafe works beside the apps you already have. It is free, encrypted on your device, and it works offline.