As reported by Taras Melnychuk’s Telegram account
The Cabinet of Ministers clarified the terms for using the “Diia” service: the minimum user age is now 14, and possessing a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) is a mandatory requirement.
This was announced on Telegram by the government’s permanent representative to the Verkhovna Rada, Taras Melnychuk, according to Ukrinform.
“It is clarified that electronic identification and authentication in the mobile app of the Diia portal (Diia) is carried out by an individual who has reached 14 years of age and has a Taxpayer Identification Number.”
Changes have been recorded in the Regulation on the Unified State Web Portal of Electronic Services. The new rules are intended to simplify access for younger users to government online services and ensure their safety while using the portal.
Additional regulatory measures
It is also noted that from Monday, four more social services will become available through the Diia portal.
Additionally, regulatory changes govern the use of artificial intelligence technologies on the portal to provide information and to simplify the processes of obtaining services, as well as to provide informational support to users.
In addition, a ban has been introduced on the use of automation tools (bots, scripts, etc.) that allow automated input, collection, and processing of data in “Diia.”
It is also reported that the mechanism for submitting compensation claims under the “eRecovery” program has been improved: a new compensation claim in the event of another hit to a house can be submitted through Diia.
