In a bid to put an end to the incessant privacy and security concerns, the government of India has open-sourced the Aarogya Setu Android app. The source code for the app is available publicly on GitHub, giving Android developers and privacy enthusiasts to sift through the code and suggest updates that would make the app better for its over 100 million users.
The @SetuAarogya app has been an evolving product.
If you are someone who wants to contribute towards the development of the Aarogya Setu app, head to this GitHub link to access the project. It went live at midnight last night and over 70 issues, as well as suggestions, have already filed by developers. So, could anyone find security loopholes in the app or not?
