It is easy to blame a new system that can easily deliver a lot more than most of the systems in existence. Is it fool proof? No. Nothing is fool proof. Can it be made better? Sure. For any project, you need to execute operations pretty well to take care of day to day problems/inaccuracies. Most of the complaints have politically motivations, bias of India being third world country and can't do anything good in addition to ignorance of reality as motive. We may want it or not, every society is trying to gather more and more data about individuals in any way possible. US FCC is on path to get rid of net neutrality. Knowing who you are in every transaction opens up new usecases in every aspect of social interaction. Privacy, though desired, doesn't exist in any society. There is a false sense of privacy in some parts of the world. No wonder lot of people even wonder why privacy should be basic right. Even Swiss bank's have given up on that goal.
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It is easy to blame a new system that can easily deliver a lot more than most of the systems in existence. Is it fool proof? No. Nothing is fool proof. Can it be made better? Sure. For any project, you need to execute operations pretty well to take care of day to day problems/inaccuracies. Most of the complaints have politically motivations, bias of India being third world country and can't do anything good in addition to ignorance of reality as motive. We may want it or not, every society is trying to gather more and more data about individuals in any way possible. US FCC is on path to get rid of net neutrality. Knowing who you are in every transaction opens up new usecases in every aspect of social interaction. Privacy, though desired, doesn't exist in any society. There is a false sense of privacy in some parts of the world. No wonder lot of people even wonder why privacy should be basic right. Even Swiss bank's have given up on that goal.