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- Published on October 18, 2022
- In AI Features
Blockchain is Ok, Crypto is Not: Why is the Govt Dilly-dallying on Web3?
While the government is using the blockchain technology for various purposes, it has been against the idea of blockchain-based cryptocurrencies.
- By Tausif Alam
The Police department in Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh, has launched a blockchain-based portal for public complaints. The website—called ‘police complaint on blockchain’—will allow the public to file complaints or grievances online. Complainants will also be able to regularly check on the status of the case and get alerts on the progress of their complaints.
The most important part of it is that since it is based on blockchain technology, the information uploaded on the website is immutable. Once the complaint has been filed, it is permanent and cannot be removed or changed.
https://twitter.com/firozabadpolice/status/1579470713123405825
This development shows the seriousness of the government towards using blockchain technology and expanding its use-cases in different areas.&
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Tausif Alam
Tausif Alam has been covering technology for almost a decade now. He is keen about connecting dots and bringing a wholesome picture of the tech world.
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