On July 6, a new law was passed in Singapore introducing digital birth and death certificates, legislation that will potentially render paper documents of this nature a thing of the past. With a high level of concern for security risk and a lingering distrust in State-run digital solutions due to contact tracing apps, experts believes it is critical to explore the potential privacy concerns that could arise from digital birth certs.



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On July 6, <a href="https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/law-passed-to-streamline-registration-of-births-and-deaths-shift-to-digital-certificates" target="_blank">a new law was passed in Singapore introducing digital birth and death certificates</a>, legislation that will potentially render paper documents of this nature a thing of the past. With a high level of concern for security risk and a lingering distrust in State-run digital solutions due to contact tracing apps, experts believes it is critical to explore the potential privacy concerns that could arise from digital birth certs.

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